Zach Parise skated on Monday, the first time since spraining the medial collateral ligament in his right knee.

While he has shown progress in his recovery, the star forward is considered week-to-week with no timetable set for his return to game action, according to the Wild.

Parise sustained the injury on Nov. 5 in a game against the Nashville Predators, after taking a hit from James Neal.

“Zach skated today,” Minnesota head coach Mike Yeo said, in a video posted to the Wild website. “He isn’t going to travel on the road with us but he will continue to skate. He’s getting better and we’ll see where he’s at when we get back from the road trip.”

Parise has seven goals and nine points in 12 games with the Wild this year.

Minnesota is 3-0-1 without Parise, and will be in Pittsburgh Tuesday night for the third game of a four-game road trip that ends in Boston on Thursday.

The Wild currently hold second place in the Western Conference’s Central Division with a 10-3-3 record overall.