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The Minnesota Wild's outlook could increase greatly with Brock Faber, Jared Spurgeon, Marcus Foligno and Nick Foligno working their way back from injuries.

The Minnesota Wild are nearing full strength after Brock Faber was medically cleared from a fractured skull and participated in practice on Thursday. Defenseman Jared Spurgeon, along with forwards Marcus Foligno and Nick Foligno, were also spotted back at practice per reporter Joe Smith, signaling imminent returns for several key players.
Minnesota has posted a strong 10-3-3 start to the season despite dealing with a road-heavy schedule and extensive injuries. The impending returns of the Foligno brothers alongside Michael McCarron and the defensive reinforcements of Faber and Spurgeon are expected to solidify head coach John Hynes's lineup across all four lines.
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