Wild Vs. Flames 1/29 Second Period Live Blog
Jan 29, 2015; Calgary, Alberta, CAN; Minnesota Wild defenseman
Ryan Suter(20) skates during the warmup period against the Calgary Flames at Scotiabank Saddledome. Mandatory Credit: Sergei Belski-USA TODAY Sports
Welcome to the live blog of the Minnesota Wild Vs. the Calgary Flames! In case you missed it, Zach Parise punched one in the first period to give the Wild an early 1-0 lead. Stay tuned right here for further updates and observations!
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19:01 left in 2nd: Mikko Koivu takes an early penalty. Did not take long at all.
17:00 left: Good kill. Need to build on that momentum.
14:00 left: Parise and Jason Pominville both barely missed on golden opportunities. Hopefully there are more where those came from.
12:01 left: Nothing more riveting than an icing train…wait, that sounded gross. You know what I mean.
11:00 left: Seems like the Wild have been playing with fire all period, pardon the terrible pun.
10:30 left: Mason Raymond and Justin Fontaine UMD shout out!
8:39 left: Not that it’s important, but Calgary never should have switched to the black “C’s” and piping. The white on red was a much cleaner look.
7:59 left: Most. Icings. Ever.
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7:38 left: Devan Dubnyk made good use of his large frame there.
6:30 left: Here’s the live box score if you might be interested in that sort of thing.
5:12 left: I will never forget the July 4th when Parise and Ryan Suter‘s signings were made official. I still really like this team, just a very frustrating season so far.
1:46 left: Nice to see Mikael Granlund back. Not making the huge plays yet, but you immediately notice him out there.
0:00 left: Well, overall that was a bit of a struggle for the road team. The good news is that Dubnyk held up and the Wild will take the lead to the third period. Join us here for the final period. Thank you.