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Minnesota Frost Triumphs in Home Game

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Minnesota Frost secures victory in their first home game post-Olympic break, with Maddie Rooneys solid performance in net. Rookie Peyton Anderson scores her first PWHL goal, contributing to the teams overall sharp play. Despite a late goal from Seattle, the Frosts defense and special teams shine. They face the New York Sirens next, missing key forwards Coyne-Schofield and Petrie.

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Minnesota Frost Triumphs in Home Game

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NHL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Minnesota Frost Triumphs in Home Game. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

For the NHL, it's March 14th, and here's what's going on. The Minnesota Frost won 4-1 against the Seattle Torrent, and their first home game since the Olympic break on Friday, March 13th. Maddie Rooney stitched strong in net as the Frost built an early lead and held off a late push from Seattle. Rookie Ford paid Nandison nosh to her first PWHL goal in her 18th game of the season, slipping a backhand past the goal tender to open the, scoring. It marked her second point overall, after an assist back in December, and showed her value in the bottom six. The Frost looked sharp overall, scoring from multiple lines with effective special teams and steady defense. After some early rust in games following the break, this matchup felt like a return to their pre-Olympic form. Rooney handled key chances like odd-man rushes without issue. Though Seattle's lone goal came off a third-perry collision she couldn't prevent. The team's goal-tending tandem remains one of the leagues best when dialed in. The Frost sit without forwards. Kindle coins go field in Dominic Petri due to injuries,

the latter out for the season since January. They head to Denver next as the home team against the New York sirens on Sunday, March 15th. This episode is supported by our sponsor. See details in the description. Headphones in a pillow. Once you try it, it just makes sense. S-O-L-L-I. SoleyPillow.com

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