GAME 82 RECAP
STAR TRIBUNE'S THREE STARS
1. Mike Smith, Coyotes: The potential Vezina Trophy candidate made 23 saves.
2. Taylor Pyatt, Coyotes: Two goals, four shots.
3. Michal Rozsival, Coyotes: Defenseman had two assists and was plus-3.
BY THE NUMBERS
288 Hits this season by Cal Clutterbuck, third in the NHL.
1,347 Blocked shots by the Wild, second in the NHL.
2.65 Goals a game by the Wild, 14th in the NHL
35-36-11 Wild's final record (81 points).
20-17-4 Wild home record.
15-19-7 Wild road record.
12 Where the Wild finished in the Western Conference standings.
177 Goals scored by the Wild this season.
226 Goals allowed by the Wild.
MICHAEL RUSSO
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