Star Tribune's Three Stars
1. Kirill Kaprizov, Wild: The winger scored the game-deciding shootout goal after recording an assist in regulation.
2. Jason Spezza, Maple Leafs: The center had two goals and an assist in the second period.
3. Joel Eriksson Ek, Wild: The center assisted on two goals.
BY THE NUMBERS
3 Goals by Toronto in the second period to erase a 3-0 deficit.
17 Wins by the Wild, which is tied for the most in the NHL.
39 Saves by Wild goalie Cam Talbot, who had another two stops in the shootout.
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