GAME RECAP
STAR TRIBUNE'S THREE STARS
1. Kyle Palmieri, Devils: Assisted on Jon Merrill's winning goal and attempted seven shots.
2. Cory Schneider, Devils: Made 10 of his 17 saves in the third period.
3. Zach Parise, Wild: Scored his fifth goal in the past four games and team-leading 16th goal.
BY THE NUMBERS
200 Games for Mikael Granlund.
1-for-22 The Wild's power-play performance over the past 12 games.
2 Teams not shut out this season (Wild and Detroit).
20 Combined shots for both teams over the first two periods. The Wild had only seven in the first 40 minutes.
MICHAEL RUSSO
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