The reel was rife with turnovers, errant passes that landed in teammates' skates and no puck support.
Or, as Marcus Foligno called it, "bonehead plays."
Before returning to action Sunday, that's what the Wild watched — a series of its own mistakes.
"It's humbling and embarrassing, too," Foligno continued, "because you're looking at tape-to-tape passes and you're in the NHL."
But the video session paid off, with a slick passing sequence up ice leading to the decisive tally in a 4-3 rally over the Canadiens on Sunday at Xcel Energy Center that improved the Wild to 2-6.
"We came out clean, and that is something we haven't been doing a lot of this season and that's why we haven't been getting a lot of rush chances," Zach Parise said. "A lot of times it's gotta start from your own end with a couple of good plays out of your zone, and that's how that one started."
Every Wild skater had a hand in the play.
After Matt Dumba passed off to Jonas Brodin, who sent the puck to Mikko Koivu, the captain led a smooth exit of the defensive zone before feeding Jason Zucker just inside the offensive blue line.