GAME RECAP
STAR TRIBUNE'S THREE STARS
1. Mikko Koivu, Wild: Captain scored winning goal, assist, plus-2, seven shots, drew a power play.
2. Marco Scandella, Wild: Assist, plus-2, eight shots (franchise-record for defensemen), two hits, two blocked shots.
3. Jason Zucker, Wild: Breakaway goal, two shots, plus-2, was noticed all night.
By the numbers
200 NHL games for Wild goalie Devan Dubnyk (24 saves)
6-1, 1.48 Goals-against average, .943 save percentage, three shutouts in eight starts for Dubnyk.
111 Multipoint games for Koivu, 4 from passing Marian Gaborik's Wild record
18-8 Wild's record with Matt Dumba in the lineup (Wild has 24 wins)
16 Wild skaters had at least 1 shot
39 Points (team lead) for Zach Parise (assist) in 43 games.
MICHAEL RUSSO
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