Wild 5, Blackhawks 3: Jason Pominville scored a pair of goals in his 600th career game as Minnesota handed Chicago its first regulation home loss.

Niklas Backstrom turned aside 33 shots for his first win of the season while Zach Parise, Kyle Brodziak and rookie Justin Fontaine scored goals as the Wild won their third straight and halted the Blackhawks' seven-game point streak (5-0-2).

Bryan Bickell scored in his fourth consecutive game and Patrick Kane and Marcus Kruger added goals for Chicago, which was facing Minnesota for the first time since its first-round playoff win. Corey Crawford made 20 saves for the Blackhawks, who have surrendered 11 goals in back-to-back defeats.

Parise netted the only tally of the opening period, stuffing home the rebound of defenseman Ryan Suter's blast with the man advantage at 12:39. Brodziak redirected a shot past Crawford 63 seconds into the middle session for a 2-0 lead before Bickell got Chicago on the board with just over six minutes left in the period.

Pominville made it 3-1 with a snap shot from the slot with 2:18 remaining in the second and put the game out of reach midway through the third. Kane's power-play tally 3 1/2 minutes later gave the Blackhawks a glimmer of hope until Fontaine answered with 4:21 to play for a 5-2 advantage.

GAME NOTEBOOK: The Blackhawks had an apparent second-period goal by LW Jeremy Morin disallowed after a video review lasting nearly 10 minutes revealed that C Andrew Shaw's high stick clipped the puck and knocked it into the net. ... Backstrom, making his first start since Oct. 8, improved to 6-8-1 lifetime against Chicago. ... Blackhawks C Michal Handzus was not in the lineup due to an upper-body injury and "could be out for a little bit," according to coach Joel Quenneville.