Athletistic/Hockey. Last night, the Minnesota Wild broke the resistance of the Boston Bruins in overtime in an NHL regular season road game, winning with a score of 4:3. The main hero of the meeting was the attacker of the “savages” Kirill Kaprizov.
The 26-year-old Russian scored two goals during this meeting. The first goal of the match against Boston helped him break a six-game goalless streak, and the second allowed him to set a new club record. Kaprizov scored in overtime for the seventh time in his career and, according to this indicator, came first in Minnesota history. Previously, the Russian shared the “wild” record for goals in overtime with defenseman Matt Dumba, who now plays for the Arizona Coyotes.
In 30 matches this season, Kirill Kaprizov scored 27 points for his performance – he scored 10 goals and made 17 assists.
Source: Sport
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