Wild vying to sweep road trip in finale vs. Bruins

BOSTON – With three wins already in tow, this is undoubtedly a successful road trip for the Wild.

But the team has a chance to make it even more meaningful if it closes it out with a fourth straight victory when it takes on the Bruins Tuesday in Boston.

The Wild extended its win streak to three games Monday in Montreal when it held on for a 1-0 decision after securing a third-period goal from winger Mikael Granlund.

"I hope they think that if they got a lead in the third that they can shut it down," coach Bruce Boudreau said. "That's what confidence does for you. It's always different every game, but that's what we've had to do for three straight games. Hopefully it can continue one more time."

What the Wild's lineup will look like to face the Bruins is unclear.

Center Eric Fehr left Monday's game early in the first period after he smacked his head on the boards in front of the Wild's bench following a late shoulder check from the Canadiens' Kenny Agostino.

Boudreau did not have an update on Fehr after the game, and the Wild did not skate Tuesday morning in Boston.

This would be Stalock's first start since Dec.6, although he has made two relief appearances since that game. Stalock is 0-0-1 with a .946 save percentage and 1.52 goals-against average in two career contests against Boston.

"Looking forward to it," Stalock said.

Projected lineup:

Jordan Greenway-Eric Staal-Mikael Granlund

Zach Parise-Charlie Coyle-Luke Kunin

Marcus Foligno-Eric Fehr-J.T. Brown

Ryan Suter-Jared Spurgeon

Jonas Brodin-Greg Pateryn

Nick Seeler-Nate Prosser

Alex Stalock

4: Consecutive road wins for the Wild.

4-2: How the Wild has fared in the second game of a back-to-back.

11: Points for Granlund in his past 12 games.

36: Career points for center Eric Staal in 47 games vs. the Bruins.

4: Straight wins for the Bruins.