The stakes are high; when a best-of-7 Stanley Cup Playoffs round is tied 1-1, the winner of Game 3 goes on to win the series nearly two-thirds of the time (240-123; .661). The home team owns an all-time record of 107-66 (.618) with 133-57 (.700) for the road team.

The Minnesota Wild face the Vegas Golden Knights for Game 3 of their playoff series on Thursday night. Here's how to see the puck drop.

Minnesota got first-period goals from Matt Boldy, Marcus Foligno and Mats Zuccarello, plus two from Kirill Kaprizov, who sealed the game with an empty-netter with just over two minutes to go. Kaprizov had three points and already has five in the series. His 12 career playoff goals have tied Marian Gaborik for second in franchise history.