Has it happened? Has the Minnesota Wild finally turned a corner and started playing good, full-team, complete-game hockey? Well, Wednesday’s win against Dallas is only one game, and as the old adage says, never get too high after a win, never get too low after a loss. But the Wild definitely gave at least a little bit of cause to believe in its chances of making the playoffs this season, when it beat the Dallas Stars 4-2 in its first game back from the NHL Christmas hiatus. Minnesota was clearly the better team in the game, and it definitely deserved the victory over its divisional rival, who had held a four-point standings lead over the Wild coming into the contest.
Devan Dubnyk expected to return in Wild’s huge home-and-home series with Nashville
