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The Minnesota superstar dismantled franchise records against Nashville, maintaining a perfect opening-night scoring clip while climbing to the top of the organization's all-time leaderboard in just seven seasons.

Kirill Kaprizov extended his remarkable streak by scoring in the Minnesota Wild's season-opening victory against the Nashville Predators. The star forward has now recorded at least one point in all seven season openers of his NHL career, dating back to his rookie campaign in 2020-21.
Kaprizov's run represents the longest season-opening scoring streak in Wild franchise history, surpassing Mikko Koivu's previous mark of five straight games. His performance also brought his career opening-night tally to 11 points, tying Pierre-Marc Bouchard for the most season-opener points in club history.
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