The New Jersey Devils snapped a four-game losing streak with an uplifting 5-2 victory over the Minnesota Wild on Monday night. Here are three takeaways from the game:

1. Bratt's Burst and Palat's Poise Propel Devils:

Jesper Bratt and Ondrej Palat each scored twice, leading the Devils' offensive charge. Palat's go-ahead goal with just six seconds left in the second period shifted the momentum. Then, in the third period, Bratt scored two goals in a mere 21 seconds, extending the lead and effectively securing the win for New Jersey. Dougie Hamilton contributed with two primary assists on Bratt's goals. Palat added another goal in the third, solidifying the Devils'command. This offensive outburst was crucial for a team that had struggled to score during their losing streak.

2. Hughes Bowl: A Family Affair with Devils' Delight:

The game marked the third time that Quinn Hughes of the Wild faced his younger brothers, Jack and Luke Hughes, who both play for the Devils. Jack Hughes skated as center on the top line. While Quinn led the Wild with five shots on goal, Jack was the only Hughes brother to register a point, assisting on Bratt's first goal. With the Devils' victory, Jack and Luke improved to 3-0 against their older brother in their NHL careers.

3. Markstrom Rebounds, Devils Find Confidence:

After a tough stretch, including a nine-goal loss to the Islanders, Devils goaltender Jacob Markstrom rebounded with a solid performance, stopping 20 of 22 shots. His performance helped the Devils gain confidence as the game progressed. Although the Wild had their share of chances, they struggled to capitalize, while Markstrom looked increasingly comfortable in net.

Dawson Mercer also contributed a goal and an assist for the Devils. Ryan Hartman and Marcus Foligno scored the Wild's goals. The Devils will return home to face the Seattle Kraken on Wednesday.