Kirill Kaprizov set Minnesota's record for consecutive away games with points in a row
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Russian forward “Minnesota Wild” Kirill Kaprizov in a meeting with the “Edmonton Oilers” noted a productive pass.
Kaprizov scored points in his 11th consecutive game and set a "Wild" record. Earlier in 10 consecutive away games, the following players scored points: Joel Eriksson Ek, Eric Staal and Kaprizov himself.
Recall, in Edmonton (Canada) ended the match of the regular championship of the NHL, in which the "Edmonton Oilers" lost to the "Minnesota Wild" (3:5). “Minnesota Wild” scored 29 points and is in second place in the standings of the NHL Central Division.