Edmonton Oilers vs Minnesota Wild live stream: Watch online free 9:30 ET Thursday as the post-Olympic break begins for these two teams.

The Minnesota Wild (31-21-7) will travel to Edmonton vs the 20-33-7 Oilers. Both teams heading into the Olympic break playing well. The Wild went 6-2-2 in their final 10, while Edmonton went 5-3-2. Watch the free live stream online as the Oilers try to dig their way out of the bottom of the Western Conference.

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Zach Parise and Olympians Mikael Granlund and Ryan Suter are looking forward to getting back to business after having good performance in Sochi.

"You can tell that they've been playing at a high speed over there, and I expect them to step right in where they left off," coach Mike Yeo told the Wild's official website. "I'm hoping we can keep the momentum we had going into the break. Special team success is going to be a huge key to team success heading down the stretch."

It is unclear if captain Mikko Koivu will be back on the ice after missing the last 15 games -- and the Olympics -- due to a fractured ankle, according to NHL.com.

"I think we've got good character," Jason Pominville, who leads the team with 22 goals and 40 points told NHL.com. "A lot of guys stepped up in different situations. It wasn't easy at times. You could tell that we were missing some of our key guys, but I think other guys kind of found a way to adjust their game and get adjusted to the level of our play that you have to be successful night in and night out. We've just got to focus on winning games."

Coach Dallas Eakins said Tuesday the Oilers' approach won't change even though the team could be looking at number of different players over their final 22 games in an effort to start building toward next season.

"We're going to play to win this game," Eakins said. "Will we take some different looks at people in different situations now? Yes. I think we have a couple of players who may be ready now to play some bigger minutes."