Some miscues for both teams, but each team taking advantage of the opportunities. This feels to be a far more open ice series than the Wild-Stars series.
Should be a fun series, although it should be played in the conference finals round
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Should be a fun series, although it should be played in the conference finals round
Even though he’s given up 6 goals, I think Wedgewood has been really good. Avs D has been leaky and giving the Wild good looks.
I wouldn’t say any of the Avs goals have been soft, but certainly some could have been stopped.
Most goals were very difficult to stop, but there were a few that he normally would save.
It wasn’t a very well played game IMO. Lots of mistakes by both teams. Offenses just made plays. Very curious to see what adjustments each team makes for game 2
Definitely some boneheaded plays. But it’s going to be cool to watch two really offensively surgical teams against each other this series.
Guess it shouldn't be surprising but Wild switching Goalies tonight:
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Wild tab Gustavsson as goalie for Game 2 against Avalanche
The Wild plan to switch to goaltender Filip Gustavsson for Game 2 against the Avalanche after Jesper Wallstedt allowed eight goals in a 9-6 loss in Game 1.
Guess it shouldn't be surprising but Wild switching Goalies tonight:
Wild tab Gustavsson as goalie for Game 2 against Avalanche
The Wild plan to switch to goaltender Filip Gustavsson for Game 2 against the Avalanche after Jesper Wallstedt allowed eight goals in a 9-6 loss in Game 1.
Hmmm. This was not the team in this series I expected a goalie change. The Avs were the ones coming into the playoffs with two goalies playing well.
I thought Wallstedt deserved a chance to bounce back, but Gus won 5-2 @Colorado this season. So, maybe Hynes is trying to cook something up.Guess it shouldn't be surprising but Wild switching Goalies tonight:
Wild tab Gustavsson as goalie for Game 2 against Avalanche
The Wild plan to switch to goaltender Filip Gustavsson for Game 2 against the Avalanche after Jesper Wallstedt allowed eight goals in a 9-6 loss in Game 1.
