GAME RECAP
STAR TRIBUNE'S THREE STARS
1. Mikko Koivu, Wild: The captain scored the decisive goal in the shootout in his 1,000th game and added an assist.
2. Zach Parise, Wild: The winger tied the score 2-2 on the power play and assisted on the Wild's first goal.
3. Kevin Fiala, Wild: The winger opened the scoring on the power play and was the most dangerous player on the ice in overtime.
BY THE NUMBERS
1 Goal for Parise in each of his past four games, his longest goal streak since scoring a goal in four straight Jan. 15-20, 2015.
42 Shootout goals for Koivu in his career, which is tops in Wild history.
700 Career points for Koivu after assisting on Fiala's goal.
SARAH MCLELLAN
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