3 Takeaways From the Wild’s 6-2 Loss to the Mammoth
The Minnesota Wild began their six-game homestand with a 6-2 loss to the Utah Mammoth on Saturday, Oct. 25.
The Wild were coming off a rough road trip, with a 1-3-1 record and the loss of Zach Bogosian to an injury. The team's injuries remained the same, and the goaltending situation was unchanged.
Both teams were on the first half of back-to-backs, with Filip Gustavsson starting in net for the Wild. The game started poorly for the Wild, with the Mammoth scoring three straight goals to open the game.
Despite a strong resurgence in the middle of the game, the Wild were unable to hold on and fell 6-2. The Wild will look to bounce back on Sunday with Jesper Wallstedt expected to start in net.
Author's summary: Wild loses 6-2 to Mammoth.
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