The Minnesota Wild were right back on the road for the second half of their recent home/road back-to-back when they faced the Winnipeg Jets on Tuesday evening, Oct.
The Minnesota Wild fell 5-2 to the Winnipeg Jets on Tuesday, October 13, concluding the second half of a road back-to-back set. Winnipeg pulled away with three unanswered goals after Minnesota tied the score twice. Wild head coach John Hynes cited fatigue and self-inflicted puck management issues in the second period as critical factors in the defeat.
Despite the loss, Kirill Kaprizov scored both goals for Minnesota to extend his point streak to four games, raising his league-leading total to eight goals on the season. Goaltender Calvin Pickard made his regular-season debut for Minnesota, while the team played without injured regulars Nico Sturm and Jared Spurgeon.
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