MINNEAPOLIS _ The Wild's weekend ended the same way it started: in extra time.
But the results from each game were different.
After rallying for of a 3-2 overtime win Saturday over the Jets, the Wild fell 5-4 in a shootout to the Flames Sunday at Xcel Energy Center to finish back-to-back games 1-0-1.
Calgary's Dillon Dube scored the decisive goal in the seventh round of the shootout, this after the Flames made it 4-4 on the power play when a Mark Giordano centering feed bounced off defenseman Ryan Suter's stick and flew into the net at 14:32 of the third.
Earlier in the third, winger Jordan Greenway broke a 3-3 tie at 2:37 only 42 seconds after Calgary pulled even with the Wild on a point shot by Michael Stone.
Greenway deflected in a Jared Spurgeon shot, his first goal in 11 games.
Before then, the Wild was pacing the play thanks in part to its retooled third line � which scored twice in the first period, both of which were tallies from winger Marcus Foligno.
Just 5:01 into the first, winger Kevin Fiala put the Wild ahead on the power play on a shot that rolled into the net after it looked like Calgary goalie David Rittich had control. The goal was Fiala's first in nine games.
At 9:32, the Flames responded with their own power play marker � a redirection by Milan Lucic that rolled five-hole on goalie Alex Stalock.
But only 34 seconds later, Foligno scored his first of the game on a rising shot set up by center Joel Eriksson Ek.
After Travis Hamonic's one-timer evened it again at 15:40, Foligno reinstated the Wild's lead with 46 seconds to go after he crashed the net to poke in a loose puck.
The two-goal outburst was the eighth of Foligno's career and first with the Wild. He capped off the weekend with four points, after recording a goal and assist Saturday. Overall, his line had 10 points over the two-game set.
Stalock totaled 33 saves, while Rittich had 30. The Wild's power play finished 1-for-4, while Calgary capitalized on its two looks.
With two assists, Suter has six points during a five-game point streak and 13 in his last 12 games.
