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Minnesota Wild vs Edmonton Oilers

NHL
Wild
31-13-3, 65 PTS
7-3
Final
Oilers
28-19-3, 59 PTS
Rogers Place
TV: Sportsnet

On the ice

MIN shoots leftEDM shoots right

Shots on goal

1st2nd3rdT
MIN116522
EDM1314633

In net

Kaapo Kahkonen30/33 SV, .909
Mike Smith3/7 SV, .429
Team123T
MIN4217
EDM1113

Who won: Wild 7-3

The Minnesota Wild beat the Edmonton Oilers 7-3 on Sunday, February 20, 2022 at Rogers Place. The Wild lead the series 2-0. The Wild outscored the Oilers 4-1 in the 1st period. Kevin Fiala led the Wild in goals (2). Zach Hyman led the Oilers in goals (1).

Recap · Feb 20
Fiala has 2 goals, assist as Wild beat Oilers 7-3

Kevin Fiala had two goals and an assist as the Minnesota Wild beat the Edmonton Oilers 7-3 Sunday.

What it means

  • Season series: MIN leads series 2-0.
  • Wild 15-9-2 on the road; Oilers 14-11-0 at home.

Latest headlines

Injuries and inactives

Wild3rd in Western Conference
  • Jared Spurgeon D
    Upper Body
    Out
  • Kirill Kaprizov LW
    Undisclosed
    Day-To-Day
  • Olli Maatta D
    Upper Body
    Day-To-Day
  • Marcus Foligno LW
    Lower Body
    Injured Reserve
  • Nico Sturm C
    Concussion
    Injured Reserve
Oilers3rd in Western Conference
  • Jason Dickinson C
    Undisclosed
    Out
  • Jake Walman D
    Upper Body
    Day-To-Day
  • Alec Regula D
    Undisclosed
    Injured Reserve
  • Colton Dach C
    Undisclosed
    Injured Reserve
  • Ryan Nugent-Hopkins C
    Lower Body
    Injured Reserve

Starting goalies

Wild3rd in Western Conference
Kaapo Kahkonen G
Starting goalie, confirmed
Oilers3rd in Western Conference
Mike Smith G
Starting goalie, confirmed

Head to head

MIN leads series 2-0
Last meeting: Wild 0, Oilers 0 (Jan 12)

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Game info

Venue
Rogers Place, Edmonton, Canada · Attendance 9,150
Officials
Eric Furlatt (Referee), Kendrick Nicholson (Referee), Travis Gawryletz (Linesman), Kiel Murchison (Linesman)

Injuries, starters, headlines and game info from ESPN. Headlines open on ESPN.