The road to success
The Wild went 5-2 on the longest road trip in team history.
Start of trip: 6-2-2, fifth place in the Central
End of trip: 11-4-2, second place in the Central
Goals for: 25 • Goals against: 17
Payback time: Six of Wild's next seven games are at home
DateOpponentW/LWild note
Oct. 29VancouverL, 5-21-for-5 on the power play
Oct. 30EdmontonW, 4-3Goal, two assists for Staal
Nov. 3St. LouisW, 5-1Goal, two assists for Seeler
Nov. 6San JoseL, 4-3Staal sat out with an illness
Nov. 8Los AngelesW, 3-1Three assists for Koivu
Nov. 9AnaheimW, 5-1Two goals for Granlund
Nov. 11St. LouisW, 3-2Eriksson Ek's first goal of season
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