Vote On Last Week's Top Plays
Monday, 03.05.2012 / 12:20 PM
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By Glen Andresen
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Week 21: Clutterbuck Goes Coast To Coast | Week 20: Rau Fools Thomas | Week 19: Koivu To Seto In The Slot | Week 18: Heatley Connects In Midair | Week 17: McMillan Finishes the Break | Week 16: Brodziak Finishes Passing Display | Week 15: Clutterbuck Scores For Jabs | Week 14: Gustafsson's Golden Save | Week 13: Staubitz Benches Peckham | Week 12: Spurgeon Turns Goalie | Week 11: Koivu Ties It | Week 10: Brodziak's Falling Backhand | Week 9: Brodziak's Triple Effort | Week 8: Bouchard's Pick and Finish | Week 7: Koivu's Individual Effort | Week 6: Clutterbuck's No-Look Setup |Week 5: Latendresse's Handiwork | Week 4: Harding's Blocker Magic | Week 3: Heatley Beats The Clock | Week 2: Cullen's Snipe | Week 1: Heatley's Sick Tip | 2010-2011 Winner: Backstrom gets the skate up Last week's winner went to Cal Clutterbuck, who took the puck behind his own net and decided to take it to the house by going the length of the ice and putting one past Thomas Greiss of the San Jose Sharks.
This week, the Wild had some struggles as far as wins went. But the week did feature a special comeback that provided two Top Play nominees. Matt Kassian notched his first NHL goal before later taking on another. Devin Setoguchi completed the miracle comeback that Kassian started by scoring the equalizer with just 10 seconds remaining. The final nominee comes from rookie goaltender Matt Hackett, who made his Xcel Energy Center debut and stopped 34 of 36 shots against the Colorado Avalanche. It was one of those 34 saves that has become our third nominee:
