Head coach John Hynes said Tuesday that Foligno (lower body) is week-to-week, according to Joe Smith of The Athletic.

EDGE Analysis

Hynes also noted that Foligno's injury is not season-ending, but the veteran winger is set to have his injury evaluated by another doctor Tuesday. Robby Fabbri, who was claimed off waivers by the Wild on Monday, will probably play regularly for the duration of Foligno's absence.

Foligno (lower body) was placed on injured reserve Monday, Dylan Loucks of The Hockey News reports.

EDGE Analysis

Even with a retroactive designation, Foligno will have to miss at least the next two games due to his lower-body injury, though the team hasn't offered a clear recovery timeline for the winger. Both Tyler Pitlick and Ben Jones should be in contention to see minutes with Foligno on the shelf.

Foligno (lower body) won't play Sunday against the Blues, Michael Russo of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

Foligno played in and finished the Wild's last game, Friday against the Mammoth, but won't be able to suit up Sunday. The 34-year-old has just 11 points (six goals, five assists) in 48 games on the season, but he also has 151 hits and 41 blocked shots. The timeline for his return is currently unknown. The Wild are next in action on Tuesday against the Lightning.

Foligno (illness) is expected to play against Colorado on Thursday, per Joe Smith of The Athletic.

EDGE Analysis

Foligno missed Minnesota's final two games before the Olympic break due to his illness. He has six goals, 11 points, 54 PIM and 145 hits across 46 appearances in 2025-26. Foligno is expected to serve on the fourth line Thursday alongside Nico Sturm and Vinnie Hinostroza.

Foligno (illness) has been ruled out for Wednesday's game against Nashville, Joe Smith of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

Foligno missed Monday's game against the Canadiens, and he'll be unavailable for a second consecutive matchup ahead of the Olympic break. Tyler Pitlick will likely remain in the lineup against the Predators, while Foligno's next chance to return to action for the Wild will be Feb. 26 against the Avalanche.

Foligno will not play in Monday's home matchup against Montreal due to an illness.

EDGE Analysis

The Wild have a bug going around their room, with Foligno the latest player to be under the weather. Nico Sturm has moved past his illness and is available Monday, while Tyler Pitlick, who was expected to be a healthy scratch, will remain in the lineup due to Foligno's absence. Minnesota has one more game remaining -- Wednesday in Nashville -- before the Olympic break.

Foligno scored three goals Monday in a 6-3 win over the Maple Leafs.

EDGE Analysis

It was his first NHL hat trick. Foligno scored at even strength, on the power play and into an empty net. The hattie came in his 915th NHL game. The wheels have come off Foligno's game this season -- he doubled his goal total (to six), and he has just 10 points in 40 games. Still, Foligno's confidence has to be sky high right now. He has five goals and nine shots in his last four games.

Foligno scored a goal on two shots, added seven PIM and logged two hits in Saturday's 5-4 overtime win over the Sabres.

EDGE Analysis

The Buffalo native scored the opening goal in his hometown. Foligno has scored twice over the last three games while adding 11 PIM and eight hits in that span. Overall, he has seven points, 41 shots on net, 45 PIM, 124 hits, 37 blocked shots and a minus-12 rating while regularly filling a bottom-six role.

Foligno scored a power-play goal on three shots, added two PIM, doled out three hits and went minus-2 in Monday's 5-2 loss to the Devils.

EDGE Analysis

Foligno has two goals and two assists over his last seven games for his best stretch of offense this season. While his tally Monday came on the power play, it was his first goal with the man advantage since 2021-22, as he rarely sees time in that situation. He's at six points, 39 shots on net, 36 PIM, 119 hits, 36 blocked shots and a minus-11 rating through 37 contests overall.

Foligno tallied a goal, put two shots on net and dished out two hits in Wednesday's 4-3 shootout loss to the Sharks.

EDGE Analysis

Foligno helped spark Minnesota's late comeback Wednesday as he put the Wild within one just under seven minutes into the final period of regulation. The twine finder was his first of the season, which was a sight for sore eyes for him after he tallied 14 goals through 77 regular-season games a year ago. While his offensive output has lagged behind this season with just three points and 30 shots on goal through 31 games, he used Wednesday's game to secure his 14th straight campaign with 100-plus hits. If Foligno can put together a point streak, he could hold some sneaky streaming value in deep fantasy leagues that value banger stats with his consistent bundle of hits.