GAME RECAP
STAR TRIBUNE'S THREE STARS
1. Mikko Koivu, Wild: The captain scored a goal and added an assist to extend his point streak to three games (six points).
2. Tom Gilbert, Wild: Scored his second goal, extended his point streak to three games and skated and defended well.
3. Jonas Brodin, Wild: Making his home debut, the NHL's youngest defenseman (19) had an assist and was poised throughout.
BY THE NUMBERS
100 Career goals for Pierre-Marc Bouchard
7 Wild minor penalties in the third period of the past two games
5 Point streak, in games, that ended for Zach Parise, who still was a plus-2
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