Before Sunday’s games, Wild left winger Yakob Trenin led the NHL with 72 hits. Teammate Marcus Foligno was 10th with 53, making the Wild the only team with two Top 10 hitmen.

For now, they’re playing on the same line, bracketing rookie center Danila Yurov on the fourth line in last Friday’s 5-2 victory over the Islanders in Long Island, N.Y., and again for Sunday’s home game against Calgary.

So, is this the NHL’s bad-ass line?

“I don’t know, maybe,” Trenin said after Sunday’s morning skate at TRIA Rink. “That’s what we want to be.”

Last season, Foligno and Trenin finished 10th and 12th in regular-season hits with a combined 494 in 153 games.

Foligno, listed at 6-foot-3 and 226 pounds, has always played heavy. At 34, he has a career 2,667 hits in 14-plus NHL seasons. Trenin, a solid 6-

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