GAME RECAP
STAR TRIBUNE'S THREE STARS
1. Calvin Pickard, Avalanche: Backup goalie recorded his second career shutout with 32 saves, 27 through 40 minutes.
2. Devan Dubnyk, Wild: Made 31 saves and gave up only one power-play goal.
3. Gabriel Landeskog, Avalanche: Captain scored the game-winning goal with 9:37 left.
BY THE NUMBERS
170 Minutes, 23 seconds in Dubnyk's team-record road shutout streak.
29-for-31 Wild's league-best penalty kill (3-for-4).
300 Ryan Suter's games with the Wild.
18 Wild goal scorers vs. 21 Avalanche goals this season.
MICHAEL RUSSO
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