But the Wild flipped the game in the third with two goals in a 57-second span — one by Jonas Brodin (his first since Nov. 19) and a Marcus Foligno redirection — to tie the game. And that’s when Brock Faber stole the show.

The Stars (20-13-1) significantly outshot the Wild, 29-18, and got a couple past Wild goalie Filip Gustavsson, who made 27 saves overall on the 29 shots. Evgenii Dadonov scored 9 minutes, 52 seconds into the first period, and Wyatt Johnston made it a two-goal advantage with his goal 15 minutes, 8 seconds into the second period.

Brock Faber scored on a wraparound 35 seconds into overtime to lift the visiting Minnesota Wild to a 3-2 comeback victory over the Dallas Stars on Friday night.

The scary scene happened in garbage time. With just 30 seconds left in the third period, and the Wild on the penalty kill, a puck hit the unsuspecting Faber in on the right side of his face. The 22-year-old former Minnesota Gopher grabbed his face and immediately left the ice.

Brodin foiled Oettinger’s shutout bid with his first goal in more than a month, snapping a low shot just inside the right post. On the next shift, Foligno screened the goalie and deflected Jared Spurgeon’s shot to knot the score.

Wild defenseman Brock Faber was injured in the final minute of the game last night. ST. PAUL - In the final minute of the Minnesota Wild 's 6-1 loss to the Florida Panthers on home ice, Brock Faber took a puck up high and left quickly.

Defenseman Brock Faber scored a wraparound goal 35 seconds into overtime and the Minnesota Wild rallied from two goals down midway through the third period to beat the Dallas Stars 3-2.

Picture strep throat and I had it pretty bad, that’s how it feels right now,” Brock Faber said on Friday morning, as his team prepared for a home game versus Utah. “My body feels fine, and I

Brock Faber's overtime wraparound sealed the victory, but goaltending, penalty killers and resilience put the Wild in position to win.