GAME 4 RECAP
STAR TRIBUNE'S THREE STARS
1. Jason Spezza, Dallas: Goal and an assist for the veteran center.
2. Stephen Johns, Dallas: Young defenseman was a physical presence (four hits, two blocked shots).
3. Charlie Coyle, Wild: Big-time goal for the big center while being mauled on a breakaway.
BY THE NUMBERS
2 Power-play goals in two power-play opportunities for Dallas, which was 1-for-13 entering the game.
21 Games without a goal for Coyle before he scored in the second period.
255-28 Won-loss records for teams in series where they lead three games to one.
The quote
"Everyone always has character when you win, but your real character is revealed when you are losing."
— Wild coach John Torchetti
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