It was looking good for the Wild on Monday night.  After letting Vegas tie the game 2-2, Minnesota scored two goals in 19 seconds near the end of the second period to go up 4-2.  Move to the last minute up 4-3 with the goalie pulled, and Mark Stone makes a fabulous pass to Tuch to tie up the game.  In overtime, the Wild were controlling the puck until Stone won it back, and hit Patches for the game winner.  In a 5-4 victory, Stone had five assists, and not just five assists, five primary assists.  He was in a bit of a slump before this game with one point in his previous five games, but safe to say that’s in the rear view mirror now.  Stone now has 22 points in 18 games, averaging an assist a game.  The big concern is that his shot rate has plummeted down to under two per game.  That puts a big dent into his overall value, but if he’s going to put up an assist a game dominating at five on five, it’s hard to complain.  That said, be a little more selfish and don’t let Patches take every shot!  The first captain in Vegas history has been excellent this season and even though I’m American, I can’t wait to see him in the Olympics on say, McDavid or MacKinnon’s wing.  Or maybe the three of them are a line, who knows with how stacked their team is.  Let’s see what else happened over the last two nights: