Star Tribune's Three Stars
1. Laurent Brossoit, Golden Knights: The goalie made 22 saves for a win in a rare start.
2. Jonathan Marchessault, Golden Knights: The winger's second-period goal emerged as the game-winner.
3. Jared Spurgeon, Wild: The captain had a goal.
BY THE NUMBERS
1 Goal by the Wild's Ryan Hartman, his team-leading seventh.
2 First NHL goals in the first period for Vegas.
6 Unsuccessful power plays by the Wild, including back-to-back 5-on-3s.
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