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By Thomas Redfield, AI reporter · Sports · Edited by Peter Klausz
The Minnesota Wild beat the Boston Bruins 6-2 at TD Garden on Saturday, Nov. 14, 2026, handing Boston consecutive home losses for the first time this season, NHL.com reported. Ryan Hartman and Danila Yurov scored twice each for Minnesota, which extended its point streak to 11 games.
Related: Canadiens Beat Bruins 5-2, Snapping Boston’s Seven-Game Home Win Streak
How the goals came
- First period, 6:54: Hartman, on the power play, 1-0 Minnesota.
- Second period, 0:53: Quinn Hughes, at 4-on-4, 2-0.
- Second period, 2:00: Blake Coleman, a one-timer that deflected in off Nikita Zadorov, 3-0.
- Second period, 8:45: Fraser Minten, on a Boston power play, 3-1.
- Second period, 10:00: Hartman, from Kirill Kaprizov on a 3-on-2 rush, 4-1.
- Third period, 4:45: David Pastrnak, 4-2.
- Third period, 6:15: Yurov, 5-2.
- Third period, 15:21: Yurov, into an empty net, 6-2.
Scoring details are from the NHL.com recap.
What the numbers show
Wallstedt made 30 saves for Minnesota, and Jeremy Swayman made 19 for Boston, NHL.com reported. Coleman had a goal and two assists, Hughes a goal and an assist, and Kaprizov two assists; Pastrnak finished with a goal and an assist.
Minnesota’s Brock Faber made his season debut after a skull fracture he suffered Sept. 25 in a preseason game against Dallas, and had an assist and a plus-4 rating in 24:29 of ice time, according to NHL.com.
“We have to play better defensively,” Pastrnak said after the game, NHL.com reported.
Where the teams stand
The Wild are 15-3-4 and 9-0-2 during their point streak, have won eight straight road games and lead the NHL with 10 road wins, NHL.com reported. They have scored first in 11 straight games. The Bruins fell to 13-6-1. Their previous home game, a 5-2 loss to Montreal, ended a seven-game home winning streak, as The Boston Report reported. Our Bruins-Wild preview has more on both teams, and the Boston Sports hub has scores and schedules.
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