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Wild continues scoring outburst in 6-4 matinee victory over Colorado

  • Article by: MICHAEL RUSSO
  • Updated: March 16, 2013 - 7:19 PM

Minnesota has scored 11 goals in the past 48 hours against the Avalanche.

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duke09Mar. 16, 13 5:42 PM

Avs are just an awful team. The Wild really should have had 4 1st period goals on Thursday as well. Nice to see some offense from the team. Let's hope they can start putting up numbers against the rest of the league as well. Keep it up!

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caferevMar. 16, 13 6:02 PM

Bouchard picked up a couple glory points against the worst team in the conference. Now, trade him out of here, and let's get Zucker back on that second line and march toward a Cup. Nice chemistry building with first, second (with Zucker), fourth, and now, a bit more game by game, the third line. Zucker needs to be put back on that second line against Vancouver; no one should lose their place because of an injury, as Ron Gardenhire loves to say. Colorado is just an awful team defensively, and PMB on the second line is no long-term solution. Trade him out of here now and let's move forward. I mean, I wonder how many points Zucker might've had against a team this dreadful.

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gumpworsleyMar. 16, 13 7:19 PM

the wild are playing so well i can tolerate listening to the wisdom of mike greenlay. you have to give colorado credit for not quitting which made the last two games fun to watch. colorado's goon bordeliew is one of the toughest guys in the league- i hope that rupp is alright.overall, watching this years version of the wild is a treat to watch. kudus to bouchard for getting off the shnide.

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bhrnew1lMar. 16, 13 7:35 PM

ok, I did not realize the Avs were as bad as they are. The avs are not that difficult to play which is key if you want to beat the Wild, they are a combination of stupid and bad

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