Ryan Hartman will travel with the team but is day-to-day.
ST. PAUL - Before the Wild head back on the second half of their road trip, head coach John Hynes revealed on Friday that center Ryan Hartman is day-to-day.
Hartman, 30, has played in all four games with year for the Wild. He has two goals for Minnesota on 12 shots. He did not practice on Friday but did on Thursday. Hynes said Hartman is day-to-day with an upper-body injury.
Marat Khusnutdinov took Hartman's spot in line rushes on Friday as the third line center. Liam Ohgren was with Jakub Lauko on the fourth line with Freddy Gaudreau as the center. Ohgren also took Hartman's place on the second power play unit.
Hynes said to consider Hartman as a game time decision for Saturday in Columbus against the Blue Jackets.
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