Minnesota eliminated the goalkeeper in overtime and won against Nashville in the NHL

The Minnesota Wild defeated the Nashville Predators on their ice on March 10 in a National Hockey League regular season game.

For the Minnesota Wild, goals were scored by Jonas Brodin (4th minute), Kirill Kaprizov (39th minute, power play), Ryan Hartman (53rd minute) and Matt Boldy (64th minute, overtime). Furthermore, the decisive goal was scored in unusual circumstances: Minnesota removed their goalkeeper Marc-André Fleury when the game was tied, since it was extremely important for them to win.

For the Nashville Predators, Mark Jankowski (9th minute), Luke Evangelista (24th minute) and Ryan O’Reilly (58th minute, power play) scored.

In the end the match ended with a score of 4-3 in favor of the Minnesota Wild.

Note that the Minnesota Wild, after 65 games, have scored 69 points and are in ninth place in the NHL Western Conference standings. The Nashville Predators sit in sixth place in the Western Conference. The team has 78 points in 66 games.

Source: Rossa Primavera

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