Captain Jared Spurgeon (power play), Kirill Kaprizov (team-leading 19th and 20th), Ryan Hartman (second in as many games) and Matt Boldy (18th) supplied the other goals, but it was Faber who appeared to benefit most from Hughes’ arrival.

After receiving a raucous welcome from the home crowd in St. Paul when he was introduced for the first time, Hughes played alongside Brock Faber, led all skaters in ice time, and scored a third-period goal in a 6-2 Wild rout over the Bruins (19-14-0) at Grand Casino Arena.

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Midway through the second period, Kaprizov doubled the Wild lead thanks to a fortuitous carom. Boldy’s shot was deflected by a defenseman but quickly ricocheted off the end boards to Kaprizov who tucked the puck past Swayman at the right post.