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The Minnesota Wild faced the Winnipeg Jets for their last home for the preseason on Tuesday 30 September. Earlier in the day, the wild monumental news made their main star, Kirill Kaprizov, to an eight -year extension of $ 136 million, and he was against the jets on the Roster.

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Both teams had a very veteran selection because the preseason is coming, with only a few rookies recorded at the moment. Jesper Wallstedt had the start in the net for the wild, while Connor Hellebuyck was in the net for the jets. The game started faster than the previous games, and the jets first came on the board. It went back and forth, with the wild that the management was held in the third period. They have succeeded in holding that leadership and coming out With the 3-2 victory.

Summary

De Jets started the match barely five minutes in the first period when Cole Koepke scored his first of the preseason to give his team the 1-0 lead. He was without help. De Wilde later responded to a goal from Matt Boldy in the period. He turned around the defense at the Blue Line and was assisted by Kirill Kaprizov and Jake Middleton to bind the game 1-1. Those were the only goals of the first period, and it ended bound.

The jets first scored again in the second period at a goal from Vladislav Namestnikov. He was assisted by Alex Iaftlao and Logan Stanley to bring the score to 2-1. De Wild answered a Power Play goal from Kaprizov a short time later. He was assisted by Zeev Buium and Vladimir Tarasenko to bring the score to 2-2. De Wild took their first lead of the match in the second period on a short goal scored by Marcus Foligno, who was not supported, to get 3-2. That was the ultimate goal of the period, and De Wild took the lead in the last period.

There were some close calls in the third, but no score and De Wild won the 3-2 victory. The Wild ended their preseason on the road on Friday 3 October against the Chicago Blackhawks. The jets will also finish their preseason on Friday on the Roa, D, but they compete against the Calgary Flames.