GAME RECAP
STAR TRIBUNE'S THREE STARS
1. Devan Dubnyk, Wild: Made 25 saves for his league-leading fourth shutouts and second in three weeks against Boston.
2. Tuukka Rask, Bruins: Having entered with a 10-1 record, he made 28 saves and was only beaten on an intended pass.
3. Christian Folin, Wild: Jumped to Nino Niederreiter's defense in the first minute, assisted on Mikael Granlund's winner and was "tremendous," said coach Bruce Boudreau.
BY THE NUMBERS
29 goals allowed in 16 games by the Wild, a league-low
51 shots, 51 saves for Dubnyk in two meetings vs. Boston.
21 1-0 wins in Wild history
14-4-2 Wild's all-time record vs. Boston
MICHAEL RUSSO
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