Joel Eriksson Ek, Kirill Kaprizov put on a show in returns
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With four games left in the regular season, the Wild are fighting to secure their 11th playoff berth in the past 13 years.
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Eriksson Ek had four goals and Kaprizov scored the overtime winner in the Wild's messy 8-7 victory over San Jose on Wednesday night.
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Well Utah fans, there have been a lot of firsts for Utah this inaugural season: the first goal ever by Dylan Guenther, its first win, a 5-2 home win against the Chicago Blackhawks, and even its first ever fight between Utah's Sean Durzi and Chicago's Connor Murphy.
The Minnesota Wild marked Kirill Kaprizov’s return to the lineup with a milestone — and a dramatic overtime win over the NHL -worst San Jose Sharks. After the 27-year-old picked up a helper in Wednesday’s 8-7 overtime victory against the Sharks, the team jumped on X to announce the historic moment.
Minnesota can likely clinch a playoff spot without him this week, but they won’t go far in the postseason without their injured left wing
This is a huge update for the Wild. Yes, they hold the second wild-card spot in the Western Conference, but Kaprizov is arguably their best player. Despite playing just 37 games in 2024-25, he’s still third on the team in points with 52. The Russian has scored 23 goals and tallied 29 helpers.