The Wild will get at least one injured player, maybe two, back in its lineup Monday night when it wraps up a three-game series against the Blues at Xcel Energy Center.
Marcus Foligno is returning after sitting out the previous 15 games with a broken right ankle.
Kevin Fiala's availability was going to be decided after the team's morning skate. Fiala didn't play Saturday due to an upper-body injury.
"We're not going to go into a situation tonight that he's trying it," coach Dean Evason said. "He's trying it now, and we'll see."
As for Foligno, he hasn't played since a Jonas Brodin shot caught him on the inside of the ankle. Foligno said he was in a boot and is 100 percent now.
"One of those things when you get hit, you can kind of shake off but the pain wasn't really going away," Foligno said. "It felt like it numbed my ankle a little bit. Tough to skate off. Obviously, disappointing news when you hear its broken."
Before he was injured, the veteran winger had seven goals and nine assists for 16 points in 23 games.
"Just want to come in and help out any way I can and have a good first game back," Foligno said.
