Minnesota Wild Defenseman Brock Faber Returns to Practice After Fractured Skull
Minnesota Wild defenseman Brock Faber has returned to practice six weeks after suffering a fractured skull. Faber spoke publicly about his recovery, which progressed faster than expected. He participated in practice on Friday but will not play in the upcoming…
Minneapolis St. Paul, MN, November 6, 2026 —
Minnesota Wild defenseman Brock Faber has returned to practice with the team, approximately six weeks after sustaining a fractured skull. The news marks a significant step in the young defenseman’s recovery process.
Faber addressed the media publicly, discussing his rehabilitation journey. He indicated that his recovery has been progressing at a pace quicker than initially anticipated. The team confirmed his participation in practice activities on Friday.
While Faber’s return to the ice for practice is a positive development, he is not yet cleared for game action. He will not be available for the Minnesota Wild’s upcoming games against the San Jose Sharks and the Tampa Bay Lightning. However, the team expects him to travel with the squad on their next road trip.
Details regarding the specific circumstances of the fractured skull injury were not provided in the summary. The timeline for his full return to game play beyond the upcoming road trip has also not been announced.
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