GAME RECAP
STAR TRIBUNE'S THREE STARS
1. Jamie Langenbrunner, Stars: Cloquet, Minn., native had two assists and was plus-3.
2. Jamie Benn, Stars: Super fast potential star got things started with a beautiful goal, the eventual winner.
3. Mike Ribeiro, Stars: Jose Theodore's good pal scored a goal and an assist.
BY THE NUMBERS
0 Goals, 33 shots in back-to-back Wild losses.
8-0 Combined score of past two Dallas victories over Minnesota (Andrew Raycroft, Kari Lehtonen shutouts).
513 Minutes, 35 seconds since the last time the Wild led in Dallas (Feb. 6, 2007).
MICHAEL RUSSO
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