Wild Even Series, Head to Dallas

0:00It's April 28th, I'm Cory with the story. This is NHL News today, driven by AI and Bill for fans. The Minnesota Wild just even their first round playoff series against the Dallas Stars at two games a piece with a clutch over time win in game 4. On April 25th, hosting at home, the Wild trailed early but battled back to tie it up and grabbed the lead heading into the third only for the stars to force extra time. The Minnesota sealed the deal and set up a pivotal game 5 in Dallas. Trailing two games to one, the Wild showed real grit, turning the momentum and proving they can hang with a tough star squad that's been dominant on. The road, now with the series reset, every shift counts as they head south for what could swing everything. Fans and analysts are buzzing about how the wild thrive on full team buy-in, not just relying on stars like Kieril Kaprizov or Matt Boldy. That players on every line, from the fourth forwards to unsung defenders like Jake Middleton, have been huge and goalie Jesper Walstead's been, lights out, carrying them

1:04through tight spots. This squad's got a new edge this postseason, staying cool under pressure even when their power play stalls, bouncing back from penalties without, folding. Confidence is their superpower and it'll be tested big time on Dallas Ice. Florida's Matt Zuccarello and Jakob Trinin joined practice Monday before the trip and could return, boosting the power play and physical edge especially, reuniting that Russian line. If the Wild channel their game for fire and get that collective push, they could steal Game 5 and flip the script heading home.