The Minnesota Wild placed defenseman Jonas Brodin on injured reserve on Wednesday and recalled defenseman Carson Lambos from Iowa of the American Hockey League.
Brodin, 32, last played on Dec. 11 in a 5-2 home win over the Dallas Stars and has missed three games due to a lower-body injury. He has nine points (three goals, six assists) and is a plus-11 with six penalty minutes, 66 blocks and seven hits while averaging 22:05 of ice time in 30 games.
For his career, Brodin has 269 points (61 goals, 208 assists), a plus-114 rating, 268 penalty minutes, 1,557 blocks and 453 hits while averaging 22:15 of ice time in 883 regular-season games over 14 seasons, all with the Wild.
The native of Sweden also has two goals and 15 assists with a minus-6 rating, 18 penalty minutes, 11 blocks and six hits in 73 playoff games.
Minnesota selected Brodin 10th overall in the 2011 NHL Draft.
Lambos, 22, was selected 26th overall by the Wild in the 2021 draft. He could make his NHL debut when the Wild visit the Columbus Blue Jackets on Thursday.
–Field Level Media
