"Sometimes they are going to score, and it was kind of a weird play," Dubnyk said. "When we play like that in the third period we're going to win games."
Henrique has at least a point in all five games (three goals, three assists) since being acquired by the Ducks in a trade with the New Jersey Devils on Nov. 30. It is the second-longest streak for a player making his Anaheim debut. Teemu Selanne went 15 straight games with at least a point in 1995-96.
The Wild took a 2-1 lead 16:58 into the second when Mitchell looped around teammate Marcus Foligno and two Ducks to flick in a loose puck.
Zucker's 14th goal tied it 1-1 at 14:49 of the second when the Wild caught the Ducks on a change. Minnesota got numbers forward on the break, with Mikael Granlund finding Zucker for a fake that left Gibson on the ice. That left Zucker an open net for his backhand shot, giving him seven points (three goals, four assists) in the past eight games.
The Ducks took a 1-0 lead at 9:17 of the first period when Roy's sharp-angled shot from the right circle trickled through Dubnyk's legs one second after their power play expired.
Nino Niederreiter could have put the Wild up 1-0 at 3:05 of the first period but his shot toward an open goal from close range hit the post.
"Quite frankly, that's what's happening when you're having trouble scoring goals," Wild coach Bruce Boudreau said. "When you go through games and you're getting opportunities and they're not going in, eventually they are going to go in."
