The Minnesota Wild (13-7-2) took an early lead, and survived a furious Ottawa comeback to beat the Senators 6-4 Wednesday night in St. Paul.

Jordan Greenway (3) got things started with a first period goal, followed by one from Matt Dumba (9) to give the Wild a 2-0 lead after the first period. Minnesota added two more in the second from Eric Staal (7), and Matt Dumba (10) to put the Wild up 4-1 heading into the third.

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Ottawa picked up three straight goals in the third period to tie the game at 4-4, but Minnesota followed with two of their own from Eric Staal (8) and and empty netter by Eric Fehr (3) -- giving Minnesota the 6-4 win.

The Wild out-shot the Canucks 34-27, with Devan Dubnyk making 21 saves before being replaced by Alex Stalock late in the game.

Next: The Wild host the Winnipeg Jets Friday afternoon (11/23) at 3:00 PM CT at the Xcel Energy Center. (TV: FSN, Radio: 1240 WJON)

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