
The Wild’s Top Line Keeps Setting the Standard As They Roll Past Toronto
By Katherine Langford
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Matt Boldy has yet another hat trick as he was the only member of the Minnesota Wild scoring for the majority of their game against the Toronto Maple Leafs. While the Leafs did not have a great showing defensively and even just let Boldy walk right into open ice to complete his hat trick, it's still an immense showing of Boldy's skill as he continues to be a dominant force on the Wild's top line.
More takeaways from the Wild's big 5-2 win in Toronto. Kirill Kaprizov is showing off his playmaking, and Joel Eriksson Ek gets hurt in the second period.
It's officially time to declare Jesper Wallstedt as an elite goaltender. There's no doubting that he's among the NHL's best in his position.
Wild GM Bill Guerin played coy when asked about trading Danila Yurov in a proposal to Detroit to land Dylan Larkin.
Off the trail... — Cale Makar and Nathan MacKinnon had to leave the Colorado Avalanche's game against the Ottawa Senators with lower-body injuries. It feels impossible to lose both of your team's best players in the same game, but there's Colorado.
There is a storm of being really bad in Vancouver but despite being very bad on purpose, the Sedin twins aren't shying away from some blowback.
It turns out that the Philadelphia Flyers have no plans to trade Matvei Michkov, despite the recent report that the 21-year-old winger wants out.
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Sports
Friday, November 13, 2026
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