Jets beat Wild 3-1

Early in the first period of his NHL debut, WinnipegCary Williams Jersey Jets goalie Connor Hellebuyck stopped a wrist shot from Minnesota's Charlie Coyle. Making that first save calmed Hellebuyck's nerves, and he didn't have much reason to stress after. He only faced 14 more shots. Dustin Byfuglien had a goal and an assist, Hellebuyck made 14 saves and the Jets spoiled winger Zach Parise's return from a knee injury by beating the Wild 3-1 on Friday. ''I think anyone playing their first game is hyped up on adrenaline, so I was focused,'' Hellebuyck said. ''The http://www.officialseahawksnflstore.com/AUTHENTIC+CASSIUS+MARSH+JERSEYteam was playing really good in front of me and that's all you can ask for.'' Mathieu Perreault added his second goal in two games and Nikolaj Ehlers' goal late in the third put the game away. The Jets won on the road http://www.officialseahawksnflstore.com/AUTHENTIC+CHRIS+MATTHEWS+JERSEYfor the first time in their last seven tries and for just the third time in their last 11 games overall. ''A lot of things have been going wrong around here, and we needed some way to get back to our game plan,'' Byfuglien said. ''New blood in the pipes never hurts, and the kid played great.'' Ryan Carter scored for Minnesota, finally getting a shot past Hellebuyck thatAndy Dalton Jersey made it 2-1 midway through the third period. Hellebuyck was college hockey's top goalie in 2013-14 at UMass Lowell and the goaltender on the U.S. team that won a bronze medal in the 2015 world championships. Minnesota finishedhttp://www.officialbengalsnflstore.com/AUTHENTIC+ANTHONY+MUNOZ+JERSEYwith a season-low 15 shots, which was also a season low in shots allowed for the Jets. ''Tough to play when you feel like you're chasing the puck all game,'' said Parise, who added that his knee felt fine. ''Tough to make plays, tough to make shots when you feel like you never have the puck.'' Wild fans at the Xcel Energy Center let out a roar when it was announced before the game that Parise would start, but his return failed to spark Minnesota. After Jason Zucker was whistled for an elbowing penalty behind the net, Perreault took a pass from Byfuglien and zipped it past Devan Dubnyk to give Winnipeg a 1-0 lead with 3:34 left in the second period.