2023-04-19 10:31:05
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Apr 18, 10:17
Kaprizov repeated the 79-year-old NHL record in the Stanley Cup
The Russian striker Minnesota became the tenth player in NHL history to score ten goals in 14 or fewer playoff games.
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The Minnesota Wild beat the Dallas Stars 3-2 in the second overtime in the first round of the National Hockey League (NHL) playoffs.
Kirill Kaprizov (20th minute), Sam Steele (35) and Ryan Hartman (93) scored among the winners. Roope Hinz (23) and Jason Robertson (25) scored for Dallas.
Kaprizov set club record for NHL seasons with 40 or more goals
This match was the longest (92 minutes 20 seconds) in the history of “Minnesota” in the playoffs.
For the Russian, the puck in the game with Dallas was the first in the Stanley Cup this season and the tenth in his career in the NHL playoffs. It took Kaprizov 14 matches to achieve this mark. The Minnesota forward became the first in nearly 79 years and the tenth player in NHL history (since 1943-44) to score ten goals in 14 or fewer playoff games.
How other matches of the playoff day ended:
Carolina Hurricanes 2-1 New York Islanders Boston Bruins 3-1 Florida Panthers Edmonton Oilers 3-4 Los Angeles Kings
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