game recap
star tribune's three stars
1. Cal Clutterbuck, Wild: Second goal since Feb. 9, big backchecks and six hits during second-line duty.
2. Charlie Coyle, Wild: Rookie scored the first goal of the game, took four shots and was a horse throughout.
3. Jonas Brodin, Wild: One assist, plus-1, started several counterattacks in career-high 29 minutes, 22 seconds.
BY THE NUMBERS
9 30-plus-minute games for Ryan Suter (five in past nine games).
4-7-1 The Wild's record in April after it went 11-4 in March.
18 Games in goal drought ended by Clutterbuck (March 16).
MICHAEL RUSSO
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