STAR TRIBUNE'S THREE STARS
1. Josh Harding, Wild: Made 30 saves to tie his career high with a fourth straight win.
2. Guillaume Latendresse, Wild: Winning goal, two hits, three takeaways (22 goals in 43 career Wild home games).
3. Nick Johnson, Wild: Was a puck hound all night, making his presence felt in every zone.
BY THE NUMBERS
1.18 Goals-against average, .965 save percentage in five starts for Harding (4-0-1).
5 Wild players lead with eight points (Cullen, Heatley, Setoguchi, Bouchard, Koivu).
14-FOR-14 Wild's penalty kill during four-game win streak.
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