The Minnesota Wild lead the league in shutouts this season with six. Jesper Wallstedt leads the NHL with four and Filip Gustavsson has two of his own.

Down in the farm, the Iowa Wild have two shutouts from its three different goaltenders who have played in a game.

Cal Petersen signed a one-year deal with the Wild during the offseason and was pretty decent in camp and during preseason.

He has been down in the AHL and in his first two games he allowed nine goals on 51 shots. He followed it up with a 24-save shutout against the Texas Stars and since then has been good.

On Saturday night against the Manitoba Moose, Petersen notched his second shutout of the season. It was a 30-save shutout for his first win in seven games.

The Iowa native is 3-9-0 on the year with a 2.63 goals-against average and a .901 save percentage in 12 games.

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