ST. PAUL – The Minnesota Wild evened the series at 1-1 after a 5-2 win over the Vegas Golden Knights on Tuesday.
Wild head coach John Hynes hinted at some possible lineup changes for Game 3 on Wednesday, but Hynes said at morning skate on Thursday that there will be no lineup changes.
Zeev Buium has played the first two games and is a minus-2. His defense partner, Zach Bogosian, has also played two games and is a minus-2. Hynes said pregame that he will be keeping with the same lineup so the two will stay in.
This also means Marco Rossi will remain as the fourth-line center. He played 9:27 during Game 2 with Yakov Trenin and Justin Brazeau.
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