Bratt Leads Devils to 5-3 Victory Over Wild, Scoring a Goal and Three Assists

Devils Maintain Strong Road Record Boosted By Power Play Success; Wild Continue Struggling Start with Fourth Consecutive Loss

Jesper Bratt was instrumental in the New Jersey Devils' 5-3 win over the Minnesota Wild, contributing one goal and three assists as the Devils jumped to a 3-0 lead and maintained their strong road record.
Five different players scored for the Devils, showcasing their dominant power play performance, which has resulted in 17 power-play goals in nine games this season.
Despite trailing 3-0 early, the Wild managed to cut the Devils' lead to a single goal twice in the game, but failed to equalize, extending their losing streak to four games.
Marco Rossi, elevated to the Wild's No. 1 center during the game, scored his fourth goal of the season early in the third period in an attempt to spark a comeback that ultimately fell short.
The Wild, with the worst penalty kill in the league, allowed three power-play goals, exacerbating their struggle and contributing significantly to the Devils' win.