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Wild vs. Maple Leafs 12/1/18 @ 6:00PM CST at the X


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Wild vs. Maple Leafs Game Preview

 

Minnesota Wild (14-9-2)  30pts  4th in the Central

3.20 Goals For Per Game (11th in the NHL)

2.80 Goals Against Per Game (10th in the NHL)

 

21.9% Power Play (13th in the NHL)

84.5% Penalty Kill (3rd in the NHL)

 

Top 5 Scorers:

1. #64 Mikael Granlund ~ 11G 13A = 24pts

2. #11 Zach Parise ~ 12G 10A = 22pts

3. #9 Mikko Koivu ~ 4G 17A = 21pts

4. #20 Ryan Suter ~ 3G 16A = 19pts

5. #24 Matthew Dumba ~ 10G 8A = 18pts

 

Top 3 PIM’s:

1. #17 Marcus Foligno ~ 23 PIM’s

2. #21 Eric Fehr ~ 20 PIM’s

3. #20 Ryan Suter ~ 16 PIM’s

 

Top Goaltenders:

1. #40 Devan Dubnyk (9-7-2)  2.65GAA  .913%SP

2. #32 Alex Stalock (5-2-0)  2.45GAA  .913%SP

 

Vs.

 

Toronto Maple Leafs (18-8-0)  36pts  3rd in the Atlantic

3.58 Goals For Per Game (3rd in the NHL)

2.58 Goals Against Per Game (3rd in the NHL)

 

27.9% Power Play (5th in the NHL)

78.1% Penalty Kill (20th in the NHL)

 

Top 5 Scorers:

1. #16 Mitchell Marner ~ 6G 30A = 36pts

2. #91 John Tavares ~ 17G 13A = 30pts

3. #44 Morgan Reilly ~ 9G 19A = 28pts

4. #34 Auston Matthews ~ 12G 7A = 19pts

5. #24 Kasperi Kapanen ~ 10G 8A = 18pts

 

Top 3 PIM’s:

1. #43 Nazem Kadri ~ 16 PIM’s

2. #23 Zach Hyman ~ 14 PIM’s

3. #26 Par Lindholm ~ 10 PIM’s

 

Top Goaltenders:

1. #31 Frederik Andersen (14-7-0)  2.26GAA  .932%SP  1SO

2. #40 Garret Sparks (4-1-0)  2.57GAA  .924%SP  1SO

 

I wrote up the game preview today, MNSOTA will be on the post gamer which will have a ton of extras for you to enjoy.  The Maple Leafs are only getting better, young, getting close to their prime and fast; while the Wild are showing their age once again.  After two poor efforts can the Wild turn it around against Toronto or will they drop their 3rd straight game.  Enjoy and discuss...

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30 minutes ago, CreaseAndAssist said:

I wrote up the game preview today, MNSOTA will be on the post gamer which will have a ton of extras for you to enjoy.  The Maple Leafs are only getting better, young, getting close to their prime and fast; while the Wild are showing their age once again.  After two poor efforts can the Wild turn it around against Toronto or will they drop their 3rd straight game.  Enjoy and discuss...

Agree, This game is not going to be an easy one again. And agree with all your points , especially with, - to move their feet all game long. It seems their production and their goaltenders stats are better than ours. Even if we lose, I just want to see a real battle the entire 60 min. similar to the last year game before New Year against Columbus Blue Jackets, but not a sporadic sparks.

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Over the last five seasons the Wild's record has looked like this through December 1:

 

2018-19 - 14-11

2017-18 - 12-13

2016-17 - 11-11

2015-16 - 11-11

2014-15 - 13-10

 

They are actually having their best season through Dec 1 this season. 

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Good evening, fans. Let's see a Wild win tonight! Agree with the other posts: the guys need to move their feet and play 60 good minutes. If they do that, I'm cool with any final result.

 

Anyone else think Stalock needs more games? I'm not gonna rag on Doobs for a couple of bad games: that's par for the course IMO, especially when someone is overworked as much as he is. But I'd hate to see another repeat of "Doobs has nothing left in the tank for the playoffs" movie...

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1 minute ago, MNSOTA said:

Why is Dubnyk starting?

Could say the same about Suter. Also I'm not around visiting my sister at college and we'rewaiting for a movie to start and I am watching the game until then. 

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7 minutes ago, MNSOTA said:

Why is Dubnyk starting?

Disclaimer: Parody

 

Stalock got into a scuffle today between 17 gang members. He took several blows to the head, lost four teeth, got his arm broke, a knife in the hand, two broken toes from being stomped on and got bruises on his knuckles.

 

A Wild spokesperson said Dubnyk is starting tonight because Alex was a little tired.

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Just now, rottenrefs said:

is it a prerequisite for Wild players to pause for 2-3 seconds after receiving a pass before cranking off a shot? WTF?

 

PP is over.

 

I want to know which Wild vet has gotten into Zucker's head and told him to stop his shoot-first mentality.

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