The Wild has two more games to go before a three-day holiday break, and goalie Alex Stalock will handle the first test against the Jets Saturday afternoon at Xcel Energy Center.

No.1 Devan Dubnyk is expected to suit up Monday vs. the Flames.

Stalock wasn't feeling well Thursday in Arizona but was able to back up Dubnyk that night in Dubnyk's return to action after missing more than a month while his wife Jenn dealt with a medical situation.

"He feels better," coach Bruce Boudreau said of Stalock. "It's a quick turnaround for a guy that hasn't played in [30-plus] days to all of a sudden come back with no practice the day before to play again. So, we didn't think it was really prudent to put [Dubnyk] in today."

This two-game homestand has the chance to give the Wild some momentum going into the break.

It wrapped up a three-game road trip in Arizona with a thrilling 8-5 win over the Coyotes and totes a 12-game point streak on home ice into action against Winnipeg – a run that's just one game shy of tying the franchise record 13-game streak.

Not since the home opener has the Wild lost in regulation in St. Paul.

"You got two before the break and could conceivably if you're lucky and play great have 43 points going into the break," Boudreau said, "which is not too bad for a team that started out the way we started."

Projected lineup:

Zach Parise-Eric Staal-Mats Zuccarello

Ryan Donato-Luke Johnson-Kevin Fiala

Jordan Greenway-Nico Sturm-Luke Kunin

Marcus Foligno-Victor Rask-Ryan Hartman

Ryan Suter-Jared Spurgeon

Jonas Brodin-Carson Soucy

Brad Hunt-Matt Dumba

Alex Stalock

Key numbers:

6-1: Record for the Wild vs. the Jets in the last seven games at Xcel Energy Center.

46: Second-period goals by the Wild, which is the second-most in the NHL.

9: Points for center Eric Staal during a five-game point streak.

7: Points for defenseman Ryan Suter during his five-game point streak.

7: Hits for winger Marcus Foligno in Thursday's win over the Coyotes.

About the Jets:

Winnipeg is just three points ahead of the Wild, sitting in the first wild-card spot in the Western Conference. The Jets have dropped their last two games to go 5-4-1 in their last 10 games. Ten of their 20 wins have come on the road (10-6-1). Center Mark Scheifele's 16 goals and 36 points lead the team. In the previous matchup with the Wild this season, winger Patrik Laine scored twice and had two assists.