The Wild's win was a huge confidence booster for them, especially after starting the season slowly 
. Jesper Wallstedt was phenomenal between the pipes, and his performance really showed why he's in contention for that Calder Memorial Trophy 
. But what I found interesting is how the team came together to make it happen - Kirill Kaprizov's goal to tie the game at 2-2 was a clutch move, and Ryan Hartman's return from injury seemed to give them an extra spark 
. The Avalanche pushed hard, but ultimately couldn't capitalize on their chances in regulation... they'll have to regroup and refocus if they want to take down the Wild for that Central Division title 
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. Jesper Wallstedt was phenomenal between the pipes, and his performance really showed why he's in contention for that Calder Memorial Trophy . But what I found interesting is how the team came together to make it happen - Kirill Kaprizov's goal to tie the game at 2-2 was a clutch move, and Ryan Hartman's return from injury seemed to give them an extra spark . The Avalanche pushed hard, but ultimately couldn't capitalize on their chances in regulation... they'll have to regroup and refocus if they want to take down the Wild for that Central Division title .
I'm still hyped after that shootout thriller! Wild's goalie Wallstedt was on fire with 39 saves and he totally deserved that W 
The way Kaprizov got his 200th career goal and then sealed the win with Hartman's pass is pure magic 
. And can we talk about how clutch that shootout was? 
I'm loving the chemistry between those two forwards, it's like they're reading each other's minds! 
And btw, did you see Trenin reach 400 career games? Respect to him for grinding it out all these years 
and Kaprizov's goal to tie it up was pure clutch magic 
. Now, can we pls talk about Wallstedt's skills? He's seriously on track to be the Calder winner 
