GAME RECAP
STAR TRIBUNE'S THREE STARS
1. Connor McDavid, Oilers: The captain buried a goal and set up three others.
2. Leon Draisaitl, Oilers: The winger scored twice and added an assist.
3. Cam Talbot, Oilers: The goaltender made 31 saves.
BY THE NUMBERS
1 Victory for the Wild on a three-game road trip through Vancouver, Calgary and Edmonton.
2 Unsuccessful power plays for the Wild.
3 Goals for the Oilers on six shots against Devan Dubnyk before he was pulled for Alex Stalock.
SARAH McLELLAN
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