STAR TRIBUNE'S THREE STARS
1. Jared Spurgeon, Wild: The captain capped off the Wild's comeback with the game-winning goal in overtime.
2. Kirill Kaprizov, Wild: The winger had a pair of goals to reach 80 points on the season, the second-most in Wild franchise history.
3. Elvis Merzlikins, Blue Jackets: The goalie was superb, turning aside 35 shots after also playing the previous night.
BY THE NUMBERS
2 Assists for Kevin Fiala.
23 Stops by goalie Marc-Andre Fleury in his Wild debut.
45 Assists for Mats Zuccarello, a new career high.
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