Winger Zach Parise made it clear the call isn't his.
Same with winger Nino Niederreiter, who said, "Let the coach figure that out."
As for center Charlie Coyle, he's not focusing on the decision.
"Whatever happens, happens," he said. "... I'm just taking it game by game."
But whether those three remain a line when captain Mikko Koivu is ready to return from a lower-body injury is a question that will headline the Wild until a resolution is reached because of how dominant the line has been since getting formed, with its latest effort stoking a 5-1 win over the Panthers Thursday at Xcel Energy Center.

"We'll talk about it," coach Bruce Boudreau said. "I don't know if and when Mikko's going to play next. It's not a slam-dunk that he's going to play Saturday. I don't really have to worry about it until tomorrow at practice when the jerseys come out."
The trio has certainly made a convincing case to stick together; it chipped in three more goals Thursday and racked up five points to total seven goals and 14 points since the three started playing together in the final period of the 7-2 loss to the Edmonton Oilers last Friday.
"We all know how good of a player Mikko is, and we're going to welcome him back in the lineup," Parise said. "Yeah, we'll see where everything falls. But as of today, the way our line has been playing really well, you know we'll see where it goes. But we were playing really well with Mikko in the middle, too, so I don't have to make that decision".