The Minnesota Wild fell to the New York Rangers with a final score of 2-1, despite a strong effort. Marcus Johansson and Frederick Gaudreau scored for the Wild, who have struggled in their recent games with three losses out of their past four. Minnesota coach John Hynes praised his team’s hard work and attention to detail, emphasizing the importance of every point at this crucial time of the season.
Vincent Trocheck gave the Rangers a 1-0 lead in the second period, but Johansson tied it up for the Wild in the third with a power play goal. However, Trevor Moore scored the winning goal for the Rangers at 6:38 in the third period.
Despite the loss, Wild player Brodzinski expressed optimism about the team’s resilience and ability to compete in close games. With the playoff race intensifying, the Wild will look to bounce back and secure crucial points in the upcoming games.
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