While Parise's (lower body) officially a game-time decision, Michael Russo of The Athletic indicates that he will clearly miss Friday evening's contest against the Golden Knights.

EDGE Analysis

Assuming the narrative holds true, Parise's next opportunity to retake the ice in game action would come Sunday in Phoenix. The veteran winger is set to miss his third consecutive contest for a Wild club on the fringes of the playoff hunt, allowing Matt Read to draw in for Minnesota again.

Parise (lower body) will be a game-time decision versus the Golden Knights on Friday, Chad Graff of The Athletic Minnesota reports.

EDGE Analysis

It initially didn't appear that there was much of a chance for Parise to lace up for the next contest, but the Wild are tentatively set to give him a long look in warmups to see whether he's fit to play against Vegas. Parise has an active four-game point streak going, so hopefully, this latest injury doesn't spoil his chances at finishing strong.

Parise (lower body) skated solo Wednesday, but otherwise it's been status quo for the veteran scoring winger.

EDGE Analysis

Parise was a late scratch from Saturday's game against the Hurricanes and the fear is that he'll miss a third consecutive contest Friday, with the Wild headed to Vegas to take on the Golden Knights. The oft-injured winger has still made 73 appearances while averaging 18;43 of ice time this season -- that's a victory on its own and Parise has also supplied 26 goals and 33 helpers to complement 16 points on the man advantage.

Parise (lower body) remains out of the lineup Monday against the Predators.

EDGE Analysis

Coach Bruce Boudreau added that Parise's feeling better, which at least suggests that the veteran forward's progressing towards a potential return Friday in Vegas. In the meantime, owners will have to make due without Parise for a second consecutive contest.

Parise has a lower-body injury and won't play Saturday versus the Hurricanes.

EDGE Analysis

He was hurt Friday night after colliding with Washington forward Tom Wilson, but Parise finished the game. Hopefully that's a sign this injury isn't too serious. Pontus Aberg will fill into his place on the top line for the time being.

Parise scored a power-play goal in 23:13 of ice time in Sunday's loss to the Islanders.

EDGE Analysis

Parise was able to score his first goal since Feb. 21, and has five points in his last 10 games. The 34-year-old has been solid for the Wild this campaign, racking up 57 points in 71 games. Parise had a season-high 8:23 of power-play time in the game, which suggests he'll be relied upon heavily as the Wild make a playoff push.

Parise (undisclosed) skated 20:01 in Sunday's 3-2 shootout loss to the Predators.

EDGE Analysis

Parise missed one game with the injury, but the lofty ice time totals suggest the issue was a minor one. He did provide some heroics with the only tally for the Wild in the shootout. It's safe to use the winger normally going forward.

Parise (undisclosed) will rejoin the lineup for Sunday's game against the Predators, Jessi Pierce of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

Parise was a game-time decision Sunday but apparently decided he was ready to go after warmups. The Minnesota native has 24 goals and 54 points this season, his best point total since the 2014-15 campaign.

Parise (undisclosed) will take warmups to decide his availability for Sunday's game against the Predators.

EDGE Analysis

Parise missed Saturday's game against Calgary with this injury. The Minnesota native had scored five points in his last four games before missing Saturday's game. More news on Parise's availability should surface closer to puck drop Sunday night.

Parise (undisclosed) will not suit up for Saturday's game against the Flames, Brian Murphy of the St. Paul Pioneer Press reports.

EDGE Analysis

Parise had been on fire recently, notching five points in his last four games, so his exclusion from the lineup is a tough one for the Wild to swallow. The lack of a scorer could be even more noticeable against a Calgary squad that can light up the box score -- the Flames rank second in the league in scoring (3.59 goals per game). He won't have to wait long for his next opportunity to dress, with the Wild hosting the Predators in Minneapolis on Sunday.