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With a 6-on-4 advantage late in the third thanks to a hooking penalty on Wild defenseman Jonas Brodin, Colorado frantically tried to get the equalizer but had many of its shot attempts blocked.

The Avalanche needed only 30 seconds to halve the deficit as O'Reilly beat Kuemper with a shot from high along the right-wing boards. Coyle doubled the advantage at 12:55 of the second, backhanding a loose puck in front inside the left post for his third goal of the series. While its always a tough to shut down a game we know and love, we hope this decision will allow us to continue coming out with new and exciting games. Minnesota grabbed an early lead as Zach Parise made a pass from the right corner to Spurgeon, whose shot from the inner edge of the right faceoff circle caromed off the left post and in 3:47 into the first period. We would like to thank you for supporting Wild Ones, which will stay up until the 28th of August. Clearing your stored cookies and the Firefox cache can solve several common problems with Facebook, such as Farmville issues. If you can't find a solution, follow the troubleshooting steps below. Semyon Varlamov stopped 30 shots before being pulled for an extra attacker with 2 1/2 minutes left in the third period. You can visit the Facebook Help Center or the Facebook Help Community to see if your issue is a known Facebook website problem. Ryan O'Reilly tallied for the Avalanche, who host a pivotal Game 5 on Saturday.

Darcy Kuemper finished with 11 saves as Minnesota limited Colorado to eight shots over the first 57 minutes.

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MINNEAPOLIS - Charlie Coyle's power-play goal in the second period proved to be the difference as host Minnesota withstood a late charge to even its Western Conference first-round series at two games apiece.ĭefenseman Jared Spurgeon also scored for the Wild, who held the Avalanche to one goal over the last two games after yielding nine in the first two contests.

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