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AP sports reporter since Y2K, based in Minneapolis. Writing with a human touch, not an AI robot. You're welcome on my lawn. Just use your apostrophes correctly.
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Vikings playing keen game of keep-away, with hefty possession time and NFL's top turnover rate

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By Dave Campbell Verified
| Telegraph Herald Verified
MINNEAPOLIS — The unbeaten Minnesota Vikings have built their strong start to the season around dominant defense and sterling special teams. While their injury-thinned offense has lagged behind, it has made a significant contribution — playing a simple game of keep-away — that can’t be left out. kAm%96 ':<:?8D 92G6 96=5 E96 32== >@C6 E92? 2?J E62> :? E96 k2 9C67lQ9EEADi^^2A?6HD]4@>^9F3^?7=Qm}u{k^2m 3FE @?6[ EC2:=:?8 @?=J E96 5:G:D:@? C:G2= r9:428@ q62CD :? E92E 32D:4 3FE G:E2= >6EC:4]k^Am kAm(:E9 2?
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Wild’s Sturm sent to hospital for exam after puck strikes his head, reminding team of Faber’s injury

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By Dave Campbell Verified
| Daily Mining Gazette Verified
ST. PAUL, Minn. -- Minnesota Wild forward Nico Sturm was taken to a hospital for precautionary evaluation after he was hit in the head by a puck in their game against the Vegas Golden Knights on Monday night. Sturm was inadvertently struck on the right side of his helmet by a slap shot by teammate Jared Spurgeon in the first period of Minnesota’s 4-2 victory.
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Wild beat the Golden Knights 4-2 behind another stellar special teams performance

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By Dave Campbell Verified
| KOLD-TV (Tucson, AZ) Verified
ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — Max Shabanov scored on a power play during a three-goal first period as the Minnesota Wild held on to beat the Vegas Golden Knights 4-2 on Monday night behind another strong special teams performance. Matt Boldy and Danila Yurov also scored early for the Wild, who outshot the Golden Knights 23-11 over the first two periods — including 6-1 while short-handed.
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