Kaprizov broke the Minnesota record for games with two or more goals.

Russian forward Kirill Kaprizov of the Minnesota Wild has set a new club record in the National Hockey League. He surpassed the team's record for the number of games in which he scored two or more goals.

Kaprizov played 42 games for Minnesota. The previous record was held by Slovak forward Marian Gaborik, who scored 41 times, Sport-Express added.

A new milestone was reached in the away game against Dallas. The match ended with a score of 4:5 in favor of the hosts, and the Russian scored a double, realizing both numerical advantages. First, he equalized the score, and then led his team ahead.

In the current NHL regular season, Kaprizov played 77 games, scoring 89 points (45 goals and 44 assists).

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