Minnesota Wild's Penalty Kill Unit Falters in 8-3 Loss to Dallas Stars

Top Players Kaprizov and Boldy Continue to Underperform as Wild Prepares for Games in Sweden

Minnesota Wild's penalty kill unit, the worst in the NHL, gave up a franchise-record five goals in an 8-3 loss to the Dallas Stars.
Stars players Jason Robertson and Wyatt Johnston each scored two goals and an assist.
The Wild's top players, Kirill Kaprizov and Matt Boldy, continue to underperform, with Kaprizov turning over pucks frequently and Boldy failing to make a significant impact.
The Wild have lost three straight games and have allowed four or more goals 10 times in 15 games.
The Wild are set to play the Senators and Maple Leafs in Sweden next.