GAME RECAP
STAR TRIBUNE'S THREE STARS
1. Mikkel Boedker, Coyotes: Scored both goals, one tying the game, the other winning the game in overtime.
2. Anders Lindback, Coyotes: Despite his team not having a shot for 22 minutes at one, he made 27 saves to steal a win.
3. Jared Spurgeon, Wild: Whacked a Zach Parise pass out of the air for a goal and was constantly joining the attack.
BY THE NUMBERS
13 Games in point streak by Parise against Arizona, the longest active streak against one opponent in the NHL.
MICHAEL RUSSO
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