It’s weird,” Utah Hockey Club head coach André Tourigny joked. He’s right, it kind of was. Tourigny’s team has had a habit of giving up late goals and being unable to extend its own gaps. But that was not the case in Thursday’s 6-1 win over the Minnesota Wild at Delta Center.

Captain Clayton Keller had a career high and franchise record five points, a career-high four assists, and six different players scored as Utah tied its season-high for goals in a game with a 6-1 rout of the Minnesota Wild on Thursday. It was Utah's third straight win against Minnesota this season.

That’s significant because Team USA general manager Bill Guerin is the GM of the Wild. In four games against the Wild this season, Keller now has nine points. He’s on a six-game point streak and has a total of 69 points in 59 games.