GAME RECAP
Star Tribune's Three Stars
1.Connor Hellebuyck, Jets: The goaltender stopped 28 shots and stood firm in the third period as the Wild unleashed a late barrage.
2.Nikolaj Ehlers, Jets: After picking off Matt Dumba's errant pass, he fooled both Mikael Granlund and goalie Alex Stalock with two slick moves to score the winning goal.
3.Alex Stalock, Wild: With limited support from his teammates, Stalock stopped 17 shots.
BY THE NUMBERS
24 Missed shots by the Wild.
22 Shots blocked by Winnipeg.
4 Points for Luke Kunin this season, who scored the Wild's only goal and is 12th among NHL rookies in shooting percentage (13.3).
RACHEL BLOUNT
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