Josh Harding practiced with the Wild on Wednesday for the first time since January. He hopes to be back with his teammates soon if everything goes well. However, he is still listed as day-to-day and it's unclear when or if he'll be available to play before the season is over. He has been sidelined since Dec. 31 due to complications with his multiple sclerosis.

Josh Harding put his pads on and took to the ice again Thursday morning. He faced some shots and did puck-handling drills with goalie coach Bob Mason after skating for the first time on Tuesday. "It's a great sign that he's feeling much better, and he's focused and motivated to try to get back with us," coach Mike Yeo said. "With that said, we're still a few steps away. It's not like he's a week away from rejoining us here, but it's a good first step." It's unclear when he'll be able to return.

Josh Harding skated on Tuesday for the first time in over a month. Harding hasn't played since Dec. 31 and has been regarded as being out indefinitely after getting adjustments to his medication for multiple sclerosis. Wild coach Mike Yeo said he doesn't have a plan yet when it comes to Harding's potential return.

Josh Harding's is still out indefinitely. Harding is out indefinitely after getting adjustments to his medication for multiple sclerosis. He hasn't played since Dec. 31 and there's no guarantee that he'll return this season. This is a tragic setback after he posted a 1.66 GAA and .933 save percentage in 29 games.

Nothing has changed regarding the status of Josh Harding. "We feel for him," coach Mike Yeo said after Harding didn't skate at practice on Wednesday. "We're behind him and we just want to see him get better and get ready to get back with us." A determination on his status for the rest of the season hasn't been made yet, but it's unclear if he'll play again in 2013-14.

Josh Harding wasn't feeling well again, so he didn't practice Monday. He has missed nine consecutive games and 13 of the team's past 15 since having his treatment for multiple sclerosis altered. Harding skated at practice all last week, so this setback as to be discouraging for him, the Wild and his fantasy owners.

Josh Harding has practised for four consecutive days. He seems to be recovering from an illness that has sidelined him for the past two weeks. It looks as if there is a chance Harding could return to action sometime next week. We will keep you posted as to his status.

Josh Harding (illness) participated in Tuesday's morning skate. Harding will still miss his seventh straight contest on Tuesday. "I wasn't feeling good," Harding said. "If I felt even a little bit like I could play, I would have. But there are some things that are out of my control and I thought we did everything that is in our control to get back to where we are right now. Like I said, it was out of my control." He's been outstanding this season with a 1.65 GAA and .933 save percentage in 29 games.

Josh Harding (illness) skated with goalie coach Bob Mason before Saturday's practice. He has sat out the past four games because he has not been feeling well. There's no timetable for his return, but coach Mike Yeo was encouraged to see him back on the ice. "I talked to him this morning and he's been feeling better the last couple days," said Minnesota's bench boss. "So we'll look for him to join the group here soon." Consider Harding day-to-day for now.

Josh Harding was left off Team Canada's Olympic roster. That's not surprising, but it's still disappointing. Harding has been a great story this season. After being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, he's gone from being a backup goalie to one of the best netminders in the NHL with a 1.65 GAA and .933 save percentage in 29 games.