Minnesota at Winnipeg

Minnesota is 18-22-1 on the road this season. They are down 3-1 in this series after losing the first two games here by a 7-3 count. The Wild are without Zach Parise, who scored in each of the first three games but suffered a fractured sternum late in Game 3. Goaltender Devan Dubnyk has faced on average 35.5 shots per game in the series and the team is on a 1-6 slide on the road. Winnipeg features one of the top offenses in the NHL, second in goals scored, fifth on the power play, while the defense is fifth in goals allowed, ninth in penalty killing. Winnipeg 34-7-2 at home and has a chance tonight to win a postseason series for the first time in franchise history. The Jets are on a 40-11 run at home, as well as 40-18 against the Western Conference. Winnipeg has won seven of the last nine meetings with Minnesota, including six in a row in this building. Make it seven in a row as the Wild end the series tonight. Play Winnipeg.