Minnesota Wild Injury Update: Eriksson Ek skates, Kaprizov out and more

The Minnesota Wild is dealing with an injured world, but there is good news compared to the hell update we were supposed to release on Friday.

Let’s not waste your time and get to know directly what head coach Dean Evason told the media before Saturday’s match Washington Capitals.

Forget what I said about the good news (it might be later), best defender Jonas Brodin blocked the shot. Boston Bruins and we didn’t leave the game, so we weren’t wiser about the possible injury. Now Evason says nothing, but Brodin is away for more than a week when he won’t miss the upcoming games against the Capitals and next Friday’s match Anaheim Ducks. Michael Russo hears it can be long lasting, so it’s just awesome. Whatever.

Second update:

Good stuff! Joel Eriksson Ek is ahead of schedule and skating again. Evason said they hope he is back against the ice At Ducks, however, the benefit is that he has a long stretch without games to get the training time he needs. It’s a big boost for the wild attacker core, which lacks some key abilities.

There is no specific time frame for the length of Kirill Kaprizov’s injury in Boston, only Evason. hopes to return to the lineup when they play next (against Anaheim).

Let’s make a quick fire:

• Brandon Duhaime has emptied the COVID protocols, and if he gets out of his Boston quarantine, St. To Paul in time for the game against Capitals, he did playing.
• Jordan Greenway has No cleared the COVID protocols, so he is still gone.
• Cam Talbot will be skating this coming week, but there is still no schedule for his return.
• Jared Spurgeon is already back on skating, but not with the team in practice. Let’s see if he can follow in Eriksson Eks’s footsteps and get back in time next Friday, but maybe they’ll linger and get him back on the road where they play Colorado Avalanche and Chicago Blackhawks in a week.
• No new update from Nick Bjugstad, who is still away for at least six weeks due to a hand injury.

That’s it! Good and bad news, as promised. At least we get to make memories with Matt Boldy and Marco Rossi right now.