The Wild practiced Tuesday morning at Xcel Energy Center.
Kevin Fiala skated and is ready to return from an upper-body injury that sidelined him the last game.
Marcus Foligno is also good to go after missing about a month with a broken ankle, getting reunited with Jordan Greenway and Joel Eriksson Ek — the Wild's best line early in the season.
But a day earlier, hockey took a back seat.
"Taking a bit of a pause there to [reflect] and look at it and try to figure out how to best digest it and what action to take," defenseman Ian Cole said. "I think that was a good move at the time."
In the wake of unrest across the Twin Cities area after the fatal shooting of Daunte Wright by police in Brooklyn Center on Sunday, the game Monday night between the Wild and Blues in St. Paul was postponed until May 12.
The team is scheduled to host the Coyotes on Wednesday, now at 1 p.m. instead of the originally planned 8 p.m. puck drop, but Wild players are still mindful of what's happening outside the rink.
"It's not always the easiest to refocus," Cole said. "I think if you think of it in terms of hockey as a bit of an oasis from these tough problems, you can go out and maybe get away from it a little bit while you're on the ice. Then obviously there's conversations being had in the locker room, and you can park the hockey and get back to important things."