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EDMONTON, AB – Devon Levi will be between the pipes behind an unchanged lineup from Saturday's 6-2 victory over the Utah Mammoth when the Edmonton Oilers begin a five-game homestand on Tuesday at Rogers Place against the Minnesota Wild.

Zach Hyman will play his second game since returning from injury in the season opener against Vancouver, scoring his first goal of the season in Saturday's win over the Mammoth in Salt Lake City as he looks to build on that performance.

"Good to play a game after two and a half weeks or whatever it was, and the team's playing well," Hyman said. "It's much easier to come in a lineup when the team's playing well. You go out there, and you just go and play your game, and you get to puck more, and it just feels like there's more flow.  So it was a good first game."

Head Coach Mike Babcock confirmed there'd be no new additions from Edmonton's short-term injury list, which includes Ryan Nugent-Hopkins and Jason Dickinson, for when they welcome one of the Western Conference's top teams in the Wild.

Mike speaks to the media before Tuesday's visit from the Wild

The Wild have won four of their last five games, including two straight over St. Louis and Columbus, as they prepare to open a five-game Western road trip tonight in Edmonton, where their 32 road wins are their most against any NHL team.

With star power that includes the likes of Quinn Hughes, Kirill Kaprizov and Matt Boldy, the Wild have a lot of threats that Coach Babcock will be keen to counter with his top talent, but he will be looking to take advantage of having the last change to get the best guys out there depending on the situation.

Most notably, at the dot.

"Well, I like best on best, but I also like the face-off circle," he said. "So we're going to see what happens. I have all these great plans before the game, and usually they're out the window about three shifts in. So we'll just see what happens.

Zach chats with the media before Tuesday's game against the Wild

View the Oilers Projected Lineup vs. the Wild below:

Podkolzin - McDavid - Draisaitl
Hyman - Dach - Kapanen 
Formenton - Michaels - Joseph
Hallander - Frederic - Howard 

Ekholm - Bouchard
Shea - Murphy
Walman - Emberson 

Levi 
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