GAME 2 RECAP
Star Tribune's Three Stars
1. Alex Pietrangelo, Blues: St. Louis defenseman and team captain logged 27:42 of ice time, assisted on the game-winning goal.
2. Charlie Coyle, Wild: Rugged winger ramped up his physical game, racking up five hits.
3. Jaden Schwartz, Blues: Winger scored the game-winning goal with 2:27 left, in a 4-on-4 situation.
By the numbers
3 Goals in 18 playoff games by Blues defenseman Joel Edmundson. He has four in 136 regular-season games.
187 5-on-5 goals by the Wild this season, most in the NHL. They have none in the series.
13-18 Wild record in home playoff games.
the QUoTE
"We need to find a way to score more GOALS.''
Wild winger Jason Pominville.
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