Minnesota sits at 11-3-3 and boasts a dominant 3.29 GF/G vs. just 2.24 GAA — elite two-way numbers — while San Jose limps in at 7-9-1 allowing 3.53 goals per game. The Wild are getting +100 on a -1.5 puck line against one of the league's worst defensive teams, which is exceptional value given the talent gap. Minnesota's injury list (Faber, Gustavsson, Foligno x2) is worth monitoring, but San Jose's recent 7-2 blowout loss to LA and overall bottom-tier metrics make the Wild the clear side at plus-money.