GAME RECAP
STAR TRIBUNE'S THREE STARS
1. Jared Spurgeon, Wild: Scored the winning goal, two shots, three blocked shots.
2. Erik Haula, Wild: Extended his point streak to nine games with a third-period goal and assist; great on the penalty kill
3. Mike Reilly, Wild: Assisted on Jarret Stoll's goal, plus-2.
BY THE NUMBERS
3 Goals in 47 games with the Wild for Stoll.
10-for-11 Faceoff totals for Stoll.
11-1-1 Devan Dubnyk's record in 14 starts since Feb. 28.
15-6-1 Wild's record under John Torchetti.
7 Consecutive wins by the Wild vs.Chicago in the regular season.
MICHAEL RUSSO
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