The divisional playoff matchup between the Golden Knights and Minnesota Wild isn’t over yet, things being extended with Minnesota posting a 4-2 victory in Game 5.
2021 Golden Knights playoffs
The Golden Knights missed an opportunity to close out their West Division first-round playoff series, losing to the Minnesota Wild on Monday in Game 5 at T-Mobile Arena.
The Minnesota Wild have a three-game losing streak for the first time this season and trail the Golden Knights 3-1 in their NHL playoff series.
Dave Rogowski has been involved in two successful challenges that have helped the Golden Knights grab a 3-1 lead over the Minnesota Wild in their NHL playoff series.
Marc-Andre Fleury earned his 16th career postseason shutout, leading the Golden Knights to a win over the Minnesota Wild and 3-1 lead in the first-round series.
The veteran top-line forward for the Golden Knights has missed nine straight games, including the first three of a playoff series against Minnesota.
The always-smiling Nick Holden played a significant role in the victory that gave the Golden Knights a 2-1 lead in their West Division first-round playoff series.
The Golden Knights had announced crowds of 8,683 for their first two home games of the playoffs, but they’re about to have even more.
The Golden Knights have held Minnesota Wild rookie sensation Kirill Kaprizov to five shots and no points in the first two games of their NHL playoff series.
The Golden Knights are 2-6-0 all time at Xcel Energy Center and never have won in regulation. They finished 1-3-0 in Minnesota this season.
The Golden Knights needed an answer when the Minnesota Wild scored first Tuesday. Jonathan Marchessault provided it and might have saved the team’s season.
The Golden Knights were able even their best-of-seven divisional series against Minnesota with a 3-1 win at T-Mobile Arena.
Minnesota got the burst they wanted in the first period, but couldn’t find the net in the opening 20 minutes.
Alex Tuch scored twice and Jonathan Marchessault once, and the Golden Knights defeated the Minnesota Wild on Tuesday in Game 2 of their first-round NHL playoff series.
Golden Knights left wing Max Pacioretty will not play in the team’s second playoff game against the Minnesota Wild on Tuesday night.