Brace Hemmelgarn-USA TODAY SportsThere was very little action, but one moment was all it took to decide the game.
A slow start morphed into a flat performance that evolved into a pretty big letdown for a Wild team at home facing a Central Division opponent playing on the second half of a back to back with travel. The Wild had a chance to hold practice and get some work in and got one extra day of rest to prepare for a Central Division back-to-back of their own. They outshot the Wall 13-9 in the first, but managed only another 13 shots the rest of the game while playing from behind. The Jets had jumped out to an early lead just over three minutes into the game, and they immediately they…
