The Minnesota Wild (31-18-4) announced Tuesday that they have activated defenseman Jonas Brodin from Long-Term Injured Reserve and forward Marcus Johansson from Injured Reserve. Because of this, the Wild have reassigned forward Ben Jones to the Iowa Wild of the American Hockey League (AHL).

Wild defenseman Jonas Brodin and winger Marcus Johansson appear set to return to the team's lineup for Tuesday night's game in Boston. Both players were on the ice at Monday's practice and will likely play against the Bruins, according to head coach John Hynes.

Marcus Johansson has missed the last eight games with a concussion after taking a Connor McDavid's elbow to his head. He joined the team in Boston at practice on Monday. Related: Wild's Marcus Johansson Exits Oilers Game After Connor McDavid Caught Him With A Chicken Wing

The Minnesota Wild will have a bolstered up lineup Tuesday versus the Boston Bruins as defenseman Jonas Brodin has been activated from the long-term injured reserve, while forward Marcus Johansson has returned from the injured reserve.

In a day of zero positive news, Marcus Johansson and Jonas Brodin also won't travel with the team on the road.