Matt Read is back with the Wild, recalled on an emergency basis for the second time in four days.
Read played on Saturday night in Calgary for Zach Parise (bruised foot) and scored a goal in the Wild's 4-2 victory over the Western Conference leading Flames.
He was sent to Iowa before yesterday's 3-2 loss to Nashville, a game in which Parise played.
The Wild flew to Nashville today for tomorrow night's game against the Predators.
After Saturday's game, coach Bruce Boudreau said about Read: “He just went in and played. He killed penalties. He did what he’s supposed to do, and he’s been in that situation many times before in Philadelphia. So I don’t think he’s worried about it.”
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