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.

Clayton Keller's career-high five points led the Utah Hockey Club to its third straight win, a dominant 6-1 decision against the Minnesota Wild on Thursday in Salt Lake City.