The Minnesota Wild aren’t a team that allows a lot of goals against. They took out the Pittsburgh Penguins last night 6-2, and have a team GAA of 1.89. Devan Dubnyk is tied with Matt Murray of the Penguins for the second best GAA in the league (1.58), behind Andrei Vasilevskiy’s 1.50 - but Dubnyk has played 15 games while Murray has played seven games and Vasilevskiy has played eight.
Scoring for the Blues tonight may be tough. A way to power through that challenge is offensive zone possession and face offs, and those - as Robb proved - come from not taking so many penalties.