Kirill Kaprizov scored two goals and Minnesota Wild equalized his series against Vegas Golden Knights with a victory of 5-2 in the 2nd game of the Western Conference quarter-finals in Las Vegas on Tuesday.
Matt Boldy had a goal and help, and Marcus Foligno and Mats Zuccarello scored a goal for Minnesota, which scored four goals on a stretch of seven shots while 4-0 ahead. Filip Gustavsson finished 30 savings for victory.
Noah Hanifin and Tomas Hertl scored goals and stopped 12 out of 16 shots for Adin Hill Vegas. The seven best series is now Saint Paul, Minn for games on Thursday and Saturday.
Vegas, who won 4-2 in the game 1, began to throw the first five shots quickly, but did not pass Gustavsson. The wild dominated the rest of the first period and scored three goals in four shots.
Boldy scored both minnesota goals in the opener, 9:56 sign with a separation goal 1-0. He bought a long plate card from Kaprizov and defeated Hill with a five -hole wrist shot to give Minnesota to the first leadership of the series. Boldy, in the history of franchise, became the second player who scored three goals in a row after the season and joined Marian Gaborik (2003).
Foligno made 2-0 when a Ryan Hartman pulled from the low nest hit the rebound. Zuccarello followed the 17:15 sign when he bought a Marcus Johansson Pass from the nest and fired a wrist from Hill’s glove.
The wild, Kaprizov’un Hill’s pads with a wrist shot with a wrist shot Boldy with two of the second period of the second period of 3:59 4-0 ahead of the second period went ahead.
Hanifin was revealed in 12:04 of the middle period and passed Gustavsson’s glove.
Vegas closed within 4-2 in 2: 26 of the third period, where Hertl’s Alex Pietrangelo switched to a low nest for the second goal of the playoffs.
The Golden Knights pulled Hill for an extra extra attacker, and Kaprizov won an ice length from the boards behind his own network with Netter. There are five points in the series.
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