Parise (foot) will rejoin the lineup Tuesday against the Flames, Micahel Russo of the Minneapolis Star Tribune reports.

EDGE Analysis

Parise has been sidelined since Oct. 27 due to the foot issue, but indicated he's healthy and ready to go ahead of Tuesday's contest. The star winger has tallied six points (two goals, four assists) in eight games so far this season and should provide the Wild with some extra firepower heading into a matchup with a Calgary club allowing 3.63 goals per game this season.

Parise (foot) will be a game-time decision for Tuesday's matchup with Calgary.

EDGE Analysis

The winger was off to a hot start to the season with six points in eight games before the injury sent him to the bench. When he returns, whether it's Tuesday or not, he'll be a tantalizing fantasy prospect.

Parise (foot) has been skating hard and hopes to return Tuesday or Thursday, the Minneapolis Star Tribune reports.

EDGE Analysis

Parise has missed five games due to a foot injury and didn't accompany the Wild on its current three-game road trip. It sounds like he could return Tuesday against Calgary if he feels better in practice the next two days.

Parise (foot) is unlikely to suit up during the Wilds' three-game road trip, Michael Russo of the Star Tribune reports.

EDGE Analysis

Parise would miss a total of six contests so far with this foot injury if he does indeed sit out the entire road trip. The winger started out the season strong with six points in the opening eight outings and will be eager to get back on track once he is cleared. Look for an update from the team when Parise is ready to slot back into the lineup.

Parise (foot) is week-to-week after missing Saturday's game against Dallas.

EDGE Analysis

After a knee injury kept him our early last season, and a back injury forced him out of the playoffs, Parise is dealing with a seemingly unrelated ailment. When he's on the ice, he has serious fantasy value, so owners should keep their eyes peeled for further news.

Parise (foot) is not in the lineup for Saturday's matchup with the Stars, Michael Russo of the Star Tribune reports.

EDGE Analysis

Parise appeared to sustain a foot injury against Boston on Tuesday and although it is not expected to be serious, the left winger will be held out of game action until he returns to full strength. In his place, Christoph Bertschy, who was called up from AHL Iowa on Saturday, will get the start on Minnesota's fourth offensive line.

Michael Russo of the Star Tribune wrote the following in his blog Saturday evening: "My gut says Zach Parise is out tonight (against the Stars). I'm 100 percent positive this isn't a recurrence of last year's back injury but instead a foot injury sustained I believe two games ago in Boston when he blocked a Brandon Carlo shot. He did block a couple in Buffalo, but I think the originally injury came in Boston."

EDGE Analysis

This latest report adds that Christoph Bertschy has been called up from AHL Iowa with Parise apparently ailing. The good news is that Russo doesn't believe the prolific forward has sustained a broken foot. The Wild should reveal more concrete details about this situation closer to pregame warmups, so fantasy owners are advised to check back for official confirmation that the oft-injured skater will be held out of the upcoming contest.

Parise found the back of the net twice in Sunday's 6-3 road loss to the Islanders.

EDGE Analysis

The goals -- both of which came at even strength -- were the first of the season for Parise, who went absolutely nutty with 10 (!) shots on goal in this one, as well. Through six games, the Wild's top offensive threat has five points and 25 SOG, so he appears to be nice and comfortable on a line with Charlie Coyle and newcomer Eric Staal.

Parise logged an assist in Saturday's win over Winnipeg for his first point of the season.

EDGE Analysis

After missing the postseason with a herniated disc in his back, Parise has looked back to full strength as he played in the World Cup of Hockey without any issues and says he's fully healthy. Parise opted for an extended rehab rather than undergoing surgery to correct his ailment, so his back issues could remain a risk. It's also likely the Wild will try to find spots to rest him during the season. However, after two games there looks to be no reason to worry.

Parise (back) officially has been cleared to play in the World Cup of Hockey, the Star Tribune reports.

EDGE Analysis

Parise, who missed the postseason with a herniated disc in his back, said in late May that there's "no question" he'll be ready for the international tournament, and it's even more encouraging that the stud winger hasn't had any setbacks while skating or working out this deep in the offseason. Parise opted for an extended rehab rather than undergoing surgery to correct his ailment, with new Wild coach Bruce Boudreau suggesting that Minnesota will give the 32-year-old the occasional day off from practice during the busier times of the upcoming NHL season.