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Wild Recall Two, Place Spurgeon on Injured Reserve

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Wild Recall Two, Place Spurgeon on Injured Reserve

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The Minnesota Wild recalled forward Hunter Haight and defenseman Carson Lambos from their AHL affiliate, Iowa, and placed defenseman Jared Spurgeon on injured reserve. Haight had five points in six games with Iowa this season, while Lambos had two; both have previously made their NHL debuts. Lambos could be available for Minnesota’s game against Columbus, though he might sit as a healthy scratch.

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FAA Ground Stop Delays San Jose Sharks Flight to Utah Game

An FAA nationwide ground stop tied to communications problems at regional air traffic control centers delayed the Sharks’ scheduled flight from San Jose to Salt Lake City, leaving the team’s travel plans for its Saturday game uncertain. The Sharks eventually departed, according to a later report; the disruption also affected other travelers, including San Jose State’s football team.

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The St. Louis Blues beat the Utah Mammoth 1-0 in an eight-round shootout, with Connor McMichael scoring the winner after both teams were held scoreless through overtime. Goaltenders Joel Hofer and Karel Vejmelka each recorded 29 and 22 saves, respectively, while Utah suffered its fourth straight loss.

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