Wild Shutout Mammoth, Gustavsson Impresses

On March 11th, here's the latest surrounding the NHL.

The Minnesota wild crews to a five-nothing shut-out victory over the Utah Mammoth on Tuesday

at Gran Casino Arena in St. Paul.

Philip Gustafson stopped all 25 shots he faced for his fourth shut-out this season.

The win improves the wild to 38 wins, 16 losses, and 11 overtime losses.

Carole Caprizov scored once and added an assist while Vladimir Terasenko dished out

two helpers.

Bobby Brink netted his first goal with Minnesota, just his third game since the trade from Philadelphia

on Friday.

Matt Boldy, Danila Yurov, and Ryan Hartman also lit the lamp for the wild.

The Mammoth saw their four-game points streak end at three wins and one overtime loss.

Correll Vegemelka made 25 saves in the losing effort.

Utah wrapped up a five-game road trip on a sour note after dropping a three-two overtime

decision to Chicago on Monday.

This result keeps the wild rolling with three wins and one overtime loss in their last

four outings.

They're building momentum in the standings with strong defense leading the way.

Fans are buzzing about Gustafson's hot goal tending and the new additions clicking right

away.

The Mammoth head home, looking to regroup after the tough trip.

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