The Minnesota Wild ended a two-game losing streak with a commanding 4-1 victory over the St. Louis Blues, highlighted by goaltender Filip Gustavsson's impressive performance, which included 27 saves and a historic empty-net goal, marking the first time a goalie has scored for the franchise. Ryan Hartman opened the scoring with a power-play goal, while Jakub Lauko added a short-handed goal, and Marco Rossi scored in the third period. The Blues' Mathieu Joseph scored his first goal for St. Louis, but the team struggled, facing multi-goal deficits in all four games this season. Gustavsson's solid play has been pivotal, as he has yet to allow a regulation loss, maintaining a .941 save percentage early in the season. The Wild will continue their seven-game road trip in Columbus, while the Blues look to bounce back against the New York Islanders.