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Wild-Philadelphia game recap

December 15, 2019 at 5:44AM

The Wild's Eric Staal looked to Jonas Brodin after Staal scored a first-period goal Saturday night. (Ken Chia — AP/The Minnesota Star Tribune)

STAR TRIBUNE'S THREE STARS

1. Eric Staal, Wild: The center scored twice.

2. Jonas Brodin, Wild: The defenseman recorded two assists.

3. Zach Parise, Wild: The winger tallied team-leading 13th goal.

BY THE NUMBERS

9-0-3 Wild in past 12 home games.

8 Assists for Brodin in his past eight games.

100 Career games for Luke Kunin.

999 Career points for Staal.

SARAH McLELLAN

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