NHL · Final Recap

Minnesota’s Six-Goal Surge Buries Boston in 6-2 Rout

November 15, 2026 · 2:47 AM

The Wild’s 6-2 win came on Saturday (Eastern date 2026-11-14), the same calendar day as this report.

The Minnesota Wild overwhelmed the Boston Bruins 6-2 on Saturday, turning a balanced shot count into a four-goal road win. Ryan Hartman and Danila Yurov each scored twice: Hartman had four shots, a plus-2 rating and one hit, while Yurov had three shots, a plus-2 and two hits. Blake Coleman added a goal and two assists for three points, finishing plus-3 with two shots and one hit; Kirill Kaprizov chipped in two assists, three shots and a plus-1. Quinn Hughes scored once and assisted once, with three shots and a plus-1. Jesper Wallstedt stopped 29 of 31 shots for a .935 save percentage, while Jeremy Swayman made 19 saves on 24 shots, posted a .792 save percentage and was charged with five goals against. David Pastrnak led Boston with a goal and an assist on six shots, and Fraser Minten scored the Bruins’ other goal, a power-play marker, on three shots. Minnesota’s four multi-goal scorers supplied the finishing that Boston could not match, despite the Bruins getting a power-play goal of their own.

Key Performers

Ryan Hartman: 2 goals, 4 shots, +2, 1 hit; Danila Yurov: 2 goals, 3 shots, +2, 2 hits. Blake Coleman: 1 goal, 2 assists, 3 points, 2 shots, +3; Kirill Kaprizov: 2 assists, 3 shots, +1. Jesper Wallstedt: 29 saves on 31 shots, .935; Jeremy Swayman: 19 saves on 24 shots, .792.

Standings Impact

Minnesota entered at 14-3-4 with 32 points and a three-game win streak; the victory moves the Wild to 15-3-4 and extends that streak to four. Boston entered 13-5-1 with 27 points and two straight losses; the defeat makes it 13-6-1 and extends its skid to three.

DYMA Insight

The No. 2 Wild (power index 91) backed their rating with a clinical six-goal performance; No. 4 Boston (79.7) got a power-play goal but could not keep pace. Wallstedt’s .935 save percentage was the standout difference in net.