ST. PAUL, Minn.(AP) Adrian Aucoin scored with 1:10 left in overtime to give the Calgary Flames a 3-2 victory over the Minnesota Wild on Thursday night.

After ringing a shot off the post on a breakaway chance earlier in overtime, Aucoin put a wrist shot from the point past goalie Niklas Backstrom.

Rene Bourque and Dustin Boyd also scored for Calgary, and Miikka Kipprusoff made 27 saves. Dan Fritsche and Colton Gillies scored for Minnesota, which tied the franchise record for fewest shots in a period with one in third.

Bourque opened the scoring 3:17 into the game with his 21st goal of the season. The Flames held the Wild without a shot on goal for the first half of the opening period and controlled most of the action.

With Bourque injured in the Wild's zone early in the second, Fritsche, acquired in a trade with the New York Rangers on Jan. 29, beat Kipprusoff for his first goal with the Wild and first since Nov. 28. The goal was short-handed.

Minnesota carried that momentum for the next 10 minutes and took a 2-1 lead when Gillies beat Kipprusoff to give Minnesota a 2-1 advantage.

Calgary tied it at 16:10 of the second when Boyd beat a sprawling Niklas Backstrom for his 10th goal.

Notes: Wild forward Andrew Brunette left the game after the first period with a lower-body injury and did not return. Brunette has played in 509 consecutive games. ... Bourque also did not return after leaving early in the second with a lower-body injury. ... Calgary defenseman Mark Giordano had to leave the game after being checked into the boards by NHL hits leader Cal Clutterback late in the third. ... Calgary is 4-6 in overtime games. Minnesota is 6-4.