NEW YORK — The Wild were a discombobulated disaster in a first-game meltdown against the Rangers back in October.
Almost half a season later and with their team at full strength for the first time, the Wild weren't much better in the rematch.
They coughed up a two-goal advantage and made sloppy mistakes for two periods before resetting to eke out a point in a 4-3 shootout rally by New York on Tuesday in front of 18,006 at Madison Square Garden that extended the Wild's losing streak to three games.