GAME RECAP
STAR TRIBUNE'S THREE STARS
1. Mike Green, Detroit: Assisted on all four goals, including the primary helper on Henrik Zetterberg's game-winner.
2. Chris Stewart, Wild: Sparked the tying two-goal rally, assisting on the first goal and scoring the second.
3. Jimmy Howard, Detroit: Stopped 37 shots, including many from close range, and helped hold the Wild without a goal on four power plays.
BY THE NUMBERS
273 Consecutive home sellouts for Detroit, a streak that dates to Dec. 19, 2010, and made the move from Joe Louis Arena to Little Caesars Arena.
2 Shots on goal during the Wild's 5-on-3 power play, which went 1:37 and ended without a goal.
RACHEL BLOUNT
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