There's always some unease when the Minnesota Wild play a bad team, especially one bad enough to have four first overall picks and a handful of top five picks on their roster. At a certain point, the Edmonton Oilers have to start looking scary, right? With so much talent loaded on their top lines and yet such bad play overall, no one wants to be the team that allows it to all finally click. By the third period of last night's 4-3 win, the Wild had gotten a glimpse of what it might look like when it all finally comes together.
Pivotal Moment: Suter's Goal Jumpstarts Wild's Game
