GAME RECAP
STAR TRIBUNE'S THREE STARS
1. Juuse Saros, Predators: The goaltender recorded his second shutout of the season with a 29-save performance.
2. Scott Hartnell, Predators: The veteran winger broke a scoreless tie 2 minutes, 23 seconds into the third period.
3. P.K. Subban, Predators: The defenseman had a goal and assist.
BY THE NUMBERS
2 Shutouts against the Wild in its past four games.
4 Times the Wild has been shut out this season.
3 Third-period goals for the Predators.
5 Power plays for the Predators, who scored once, the only power-play goal allowed by the Wild in the past three games.
7 Shots on goal by the Wild's Mikael Granlund, after his hat trick Friday.
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