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2022 Stanley Cup Playoffs Western Conference: Central #2 Minnesota Wild vs. Central #3 St. Louis Blues How To Watch
| Game | Date | Time (ET) | Host | TV |
| 1 | Monday, May 2 | 9:30 p.m. | MIN | ESPN |
| 2 | Wednesday, May 4 | 9:30 p.m. | MIN | ESPN |
| 3 | Friday, May 6 | 9:30 p.m. | STL | TNT |
| 4 | Sunday, May 8 | 4:30 p.m. | STL | TBS |
| 5* | TBD | | | |
| 6* | TBD | | | |
| 7* | TBD | | | |
*If necessary Tale of the Tape
| Wild | STAT | Blues |
| 53-22-7 (113 pts) | Record | 49-22-11 (109 pts) |
| 3.77 (5th) | Goals Per Game | 3.81 (3rd) |
| 3.07 (16th) | Goals Allowed Per Game | 2.95 (11th) |
| +57 | Goal Differential | +69 |
| 31-8-2 Home, 22-14-5 Away | Home/Away Record | 26-10-5 Home, 23-12-6 Away |
| 20.95% (17th) | Power Play | 26.47% (2nd) |
| 75.77% (26th) | Penalty Kill | 84.4% (5th) |
Can’t Miss Offer From Caesars [sc name="caesars-banner"][/sc] Minnesota leaders
Kirill Kaprizov (Nick Wosika-USA TODAY Sports)
47 goals, 61 assists, 108 points, 14 power-play goals
Kevin Fiala, LW: 33 goals, 52 assists, 85 points
Ryan Hartman, RW: 34 goals, 31 assists, 65 points St. Louis leaders:
Vladimir Tarasenko (Isaiah J. Downing-USA TODAY Sports)
34 goals, 48 assists, 82 points
Pavel Buchnevich, LW: 30 goals, 46 assists, 76 points
Ville Husso, G: 25-7-6, .919 SV%, 2.56 GAA Series Odds STL to win: +130 MIN to win: -150
*Courtesy of DraftKings, for more, click here. Series Prediction
Wild win in 7 games (4-3) Two of the three meetings in the regular season required overtime while the other was at the Winter Classic on New Year's Day — so seeing St. Louis sweep the season series is to be taken with a grain of salt. The Wild have been one of the hottest teams in the NHL since the trade deadline when they acquired Marc-Andre Fleury from the Chicago Blackhawks. Since March 16, Minnesota is a superb 22-2-3. Its defense has carried the way having allowed two or fewer goals in 14 of their final 23 games. St. Louis was just as hot down the stretch, going 14-0-2 in a 16-game sprint from March 28-April 24. Both teams will have difficult goalie decisions to make heading into the playoffs. Fleury and All-Star Cam Talbot will be fighting for minutes for the Wild while the Blues have seen Ville Husso outplay Stanley Cup-winning netminder Jordan Binnington. Considering Minnesota's goaltending situation seems more stable, I'll take them to narrowly get past a high-powered Blues team that has a lethal power play. But it would be no surprise to see St. Louis advance, either.
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