STAR TRIBUNE'S THREE STARS
1. Connor Brickley, Panthers: The winger scored the game-deciding goal in the third period.
2. Jonathan Huberdeau, Panthers: The center scored twice.
3. James Reimer, Panthers: The goaltender racked up 29 saves.
BY THE NUMBERS
1 Power-play goal by the Wild in five chances.
3 Third-period goals by the Panthers.
1,400 Career games by Wild center Matt Cullen, who became the 38th player in NHL history to reach the milestone.
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