Walker, Blake each has 2 points, Hurricanes edge Wild | NHL.com
Summary
In a close game at Lenovo Center, the Carolina Hurricanes beat the Minnesota Wild 4-3, with key contributions from Jackson Blake and Sean Walker, as well as other goal scorers.
Game Highlights
Jackson Blake and Sean Walker each scored a goal and provided an assist, helping the Hurricanes secure their second consecutive win and third in four games. Frederik Andersen stopped 21 shots.
Goals and Key Players
- Andrei Svechnikov and Nikolaj Ehlers also scored for the Hurricanes.
- Matt Boldy scored twice for the Wild, who had won two straight games, with Filip Gustavsson making 23 saves.
Match Details
Blake's goal was noted by coach Rod Brind’Amour as a highlight, with the goal and pass earning him significant credit. Boldy opened the scoring at 5:34 of the first period, marking his 300th NHL game.
Quotes
“Blake is probably the one who needs the most credit for tonight. The one goal was all him, and the other was just a great pass,” — Rod Brind’Amour
“They’re a high-pressure team. There were times I thought we handled it well, and others when we faced a good team,” — John Hynes
Additional Notes
The game featured a frantic 4-on-4 sequence that saw three goals in just 52 seconds, highlighting the pace of the match.
Author's Summary
This NHL game showcased strong performances from Blake and Boldy, emphasizing sharp gameplay and close competition between the Hurricanes and Wild.