Mats Zuccarello, Minnesota Wild gathered to beat Vancouver Canucks 3-2 on Saturday, while continuing late playoff pushes, extending the winning goal 2:47.
Zuccarello was hidden behind his defense of Vancouver and took a pass from Kirill Kaprizov, then Goaldender Kevin Langinen returned from two goals to start the third period to start the wild (44-30-7, 95 points).
Brock Faber had a target and help, and Marcus Foligno scored goals for Wild, which was St. Louis entered the competition, which needed a regulation win with a loss of arrangement to meet the Joker Card of the Western Conference. Blues (43-30-8, 94 points) lost Seattle Kraken in a conflict and won a point.
The wild goalkeeper Filip Gustavsson stopped 12 out of 14 shots.
Jake Debrusk and Marcus Petterson scored goals for Canucks (37-29-14, 88 points). Quinn Hughes received the 59th of the season, while the lankinen stopped 30 out of 33 shots.
Hughes became the seventh defendant who recorded only 75 points in the league history.
Pettersson opened a score in Vancouver’s 3:11 of Vancouver with a short shot that beat Gustavsson.
Debrusk, Vancouver’a 2-0 ahead of the second place in a power game scored. Debrusk threw Gustavsson to the blocker side similar to Petterson.
Faber started by making a shot from Wild’s Rally’s legs of Canucks’ Conor Garland’s legs, and he crossed 22 seconds Langinen in the third place to reduce Vancouver to 2-1.
Foligno scored the third 13:14 to connect the game 2-2 and prepare the ground for overtime.
This was the last meeting of the teams this season. The wild won the first match in 3-2 on December 3-2, and then returned to Wild 3-1, who visited Canucks on March 7.
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