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Bruins Look to Keep Win Streak Alive, Visit the Wild
The Bruins look to extend their four-game win streak and finish their road trip 3-0 while the Wild debut Norris Trophy winner Quinn Hughes after a major trade.
- On Sunday the Boston Bruins visit the Minnesota Wild in Saint Paul aiming to extend a four-game win streak, while 2024 Norris Trophy winner Quinn Hughes is expected to debut for the Wild.
- The Wild gave up multiple first-round assets to land Vancouver Canucks' Quinn Hughes on Saturday, with no extension in place, marking a present-focused gamble by GM Bill Guerin.
- Availability notes show Soderstrom, Viel and Eyssimont cleared, and Sturm did not expect any call-ups for Sunday.
- With the crowd expected to be lively after the trade, Minnesota Wild's 10-3-4 home record and 9-0-2 recent home form give them an edge as Boston Bruins aim to finish the three-game trip 3-0.
- With Hughes in the fold, Minnesota projects a deeper lineup featuring Kirill Kaprizov, Matt Boldy, Brock Faber, and Jesper Wallstedt, backed by a +6 scoring differential in the Central Division.
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