Forward Mason Shaw, who was sidelined after a right knee injury late last season, signed a one-year contract with the Wild's minor-league affiliate on Tuesday.
Mason Shaw, recovering from fourth knee surgery, signed by Iowa Wild
The 24-year-old forward skated in 59 games last season for Minnesota before suffering an ACL tear on April 1.
The 24-year-old is on a one-way deal with the Iowa Wild in the American Hockey League.
Shaw was named Iowa's captain last season but then was called up by the Wild and earned a permanent spot in their lineup. He went on to appear in 59 games, scoring seven goals and assisting on 10 others while also working on the penalty kill; Shaw potted his first NHL goal on Oct. 30 at Chicago.
A fourth-round pick (97th overall) in 2017 by the Wild, Shaw suffered his fourth torn ACL during a game at Vegas on April 1 but has since resumed skating. He was the Wild's nominee last season for the Masterton Trophy, which recognizes the player who best exemplifies perseverance, sportsmanship and dedication to hockey.
After 6-0 drubbing to Ottawa on Saturday, longest scoring lull of the season extended.