NEW YORK (AP) — Anthony Duclair scored his first NHL goal with 3:48 remaining, Mats Zuccarello put the Rangers ahead 37 seconds later and New York stormed back from a three-goal deficit by scoring five times in the third period to stun the Minnesota Wild 5-4 Monday night.

The Wild appeared to be in complete control when they carried a 3-0 lead into the third and held a 24-8 shots advantage, but Darcy Kuemper — who had allowed only four goals this season — was rocked for five in less than a period.

Rangers defenseman Kevin Klein started the comeback at 2:52. Rick Nash made it 3-2 at 4:48, but Jason Zucker restored the Wild’s two-goal lead 47 seconds later.

Derick Brassard made it a one-goal game again at 7:54. The 19-year-old Duclair, playing his seventh NHL game, tied it before Zuccarello scored the winner.

Oilers 3, Habs 0

EDMONTON, Alberta (AP) — Ben Scrivens made 29 saves in his seventh career shutout, and Benoit Pouliot had a goal and an assist to lead Edmonton over Montreal.

Nail Yakupov and Taylor Hall also scored for the Oilers, who have won four straight after an 0-4-1 start — the worst in franchise history.

Dustin Tokarski stopped 16 of 18 shots for the Canadiens (7-2-0), who had their fourgame winning streak snapped.