Zucker, Stalock combine for shootout heroics over Kings.

Brad Rempel-USA TODAY SportsFresh off losses against two of the three worst teams in the NHL, the Wild would square off against the team sitting in last in the Western Conference. The Los Angeles Kings. Twelve goals against two teams that struggle on a nightly basis isn’t something to be proud of. That turnaround we thought was happening came to a close abruptly against the Flyers and Wings. 8-13-1 in their last 22 after starting the season so strong has seen the Wild fall to the 2nd Wild Card spot in the Western Conference.

1st Period

Although Alex Stalock played the 3rd last night after Devan Dubnyk’s rough two periods, he would be back between the pipes for the Wild. The first ten minutes…