With a tied first-round series at one game apiece, the Minnesota Wild still have a chance to dethrone the top seed from the Pacific Division, the Vegas Golden Knights. Additionally, the Wild have done a great job winning the face-off battle, 52% to 48%, which is huge considering the Wild was one of the worst teams in the NHL in this category during the regular season with a 46.7% win rate. Now, the series heads home to the Xcel Center in Minnesota, and the Wild are gaining momentum after winning Game 2.