Game recap
Star Tribune's three stars
1. Devan Dubnyk, Wild: Finished February with an 11-2-1 record with 33 saves.
2. Erik Haula, Wild: For the second game in a row, he had a goal and an assist.
3. Jason Pominville, Wild: Active all night and stopped a seven-game goal drought.
By the numbers
20 Consecutive starts for Dubnyk (tying Niklas Backstrom's 2009 team record).
429 Wild games for Kyle Brodziak, passing Stephane Veilleux for eighth in team history.
12-1 Wild score differential in four wins against Colorado.
43-for-44 Wild's penalty kill in the past 16 games (13-2-1).
27-6-3 Wild record when scoring first (first goal in 13 of past 16 games).
MICHAEL RUSSO
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