Wild forward Marcus Johansson blocked a shot early in the game and played the rest hurt.
ST. PAUL - The Wild just got healthy for the first time since Oct 12. They played the next seven games with at least one player injured but entered Friday's game against the Tampa Bay Lightning healthy.
Marcus Johansson got five shifts in the second period. He sat out the final eight minutes of the period but did return to the game for the third.
"I’m not sure yet," Wild head coach John Hynes said on Johansson's status. "He did finish the game but we’ll see how he feels tomorrow."
Johansson, 34, blocked a shot earlier in the game and was shaken up. He ended up returning and finished the game on "one leg" so we will see if he is fine for Sunday's game.
If the veteran winger is out next game or long term, the Wild may call up Liam Ohgren back up.
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