The Vegas Golden Knights beat the Wild 3-2 at Xcel Energy Center on Thursday, ending the Wild's season.
Vegas won the best-of-seven first-round Stanley Cup playoff series four games to two.
Here's our Live Blog replay, which has updates and highlights from the game.
The Golden Knights were without Pavel Dorofeyev, who led them with 35 goals in the regular season. His injury was not disclosed by Vegas coach Bruce Cassidy.
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