Las Vegas – Golden Nights have been designed to face Minnesota Wilde in the early stages of the Western Conference Play, it continues that there is a terrible close chain since entering the league in Vegas in 2017.
In 35 meetings, both regular sessions and playoffs, Vegas won 20 times, for which with a digit with 20–14–1 points.
This will mark the second playoff series after the teams met the teams during Postsen of the brief campaign in 2021.
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-Y-Wagas Golden Nights (@goldenknights) March 26, 2025
3. October 6, 2018: Vegas 2, Minnesota 1 – The knights lost their first three meetings with The Wilde, all in a inaugural season that saw Vegas Land in the Stanley Cup final. One of the only two teams at Minnesota NHL was that the knights did not beat in their first season. After opening their second season with home loss to Philadelphia, the knights launched a five-game road trip at St. Paul, and the teams will end in overtime. And after five unsuccessful attempts combined with both teams, Eric Houla defeated Devan Dubanik in the sixth overall attempt of the shootout to win Vegas for the first victory of the season and the first win over Wilde.
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-Y-Wagas Golden Nights (@goldenknights) October 7, 2018
2 But after losing the game 5, 4–2 at home, the knights expected to close things at St. Paul and avoid their third game 7. The Wilde had other schemes, however. Ryan Heartman, Kevin Fiala and Nick Bugstad scored a third -term goals on Flery, while Cam Talbot would stop all 23 shots, which they faced to record their second shutout of the series to force a decisive game 7.
1. May 28, 2021: Vegas 6, Minnesota 2 – After flying her 3–1 series, the last thing that the knights wanted to do was lost at home. The teams fought 1–1 after a period. Nick Hags gave the knights a lead of just 2–105 in the second period, but Kapreezov’s power-play goal tied the game again at a mark of 4:35. Unfortunately for the wild, this will be his last goal of the season. Vegas scored goals from Max Passioretti and Zach Whitcloud to close the other, while Matias Jenmark scored two more in the third to complete the hat trick and scored a 6–2 victory and series to the knights.
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-Y-Wagas Golden Nights (@goldenknights) May 29, 2021
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