Clayton Stoner (undisclosed) didn't participate in Saturday's practice.

Stoner sustained the ailment in Game 1 of the Wild's first-round series. The Wild are listing him as day-to-day.

Clayton Stoner didn't practice Thursday and coach Mike Yeo said the big defenseman is listed as day-to-day.

Stoner will travel to Chicago with the team, but he was limited to just 8:18 of ice time in Game 1 after he was rocked on a hard hit by Blackhawks forward Andrew Shaw. Justin Falk took Stoner's spot alongside Tom Gilbert at practice, so he might play Friday in Game 2.

The Minnesota Wild are moving past Clayton Stoner's key mistake in Tuesday's 1-0 loss.

Stoner's turnover led the Chicago's Marian Hossa scoring the lone goal in that contest. "This is a guy that helped get us to this point," Wild coach Mike Yeo said of Stoner. "I just talked to him and it's very important he's able to push [Tuesday's mistake] aside. We're playing against a hard team [Thursday] and we have to be ready to play a hard game." Stoner has eight assists and 28 penalty minutes in 39 games this season.