LOS ANGELES – None of the Wild's previous road trips have finished with a winning record, but the team has a chance at that Tuesday when it closes out a four-game, Western Conference swing through the Pacific Division at Staples Center against the Kings.
So far, the team is 2-1 on the trip.
"We certainly would like to do it," coach Bruce Boudreau said. "I think it's our turn."
The formula for success so far has been rally mode.
In its first victory, the Wild overcame a two-goal hole to shrug off the Ducks 4-2. Most recently, the team twice erased a two-goal deficit to take down the Coyotes 4-3 on Saturday.
"They're not quitters," Boudreau said. "… Sometimes it gets away from us, as it did in the Dallas game and maybe the first game in Nashville. But it's a group that's going to fight to the end, which is great."
Winger Luke Kunin is ready to return after missing Saturday's game with food poisoning, but the Wild won't get winger Marcus Foligno back in the lineup. He remains out with a lower-body injury.
This trip so far has been winger Kevin Fiala's most productive stretch of the season.
