A lot of these matchups both in the Western and Eastern Conference came down to the last game of the season and it set up for great suspense.
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“Well, we have to do it the hard way,” Dallas Stars Head Coach Rick Bowness states after the 4-2 loss to the Calgary Flames. This loss puts the Stars on a three-game losing streak, while they are in the midst of fighting for a Wild Card spot. The Stars hoped to put some distance between
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While other teams are finishing out the season preparing for playoff hockey, the Dallas Stars are essentially playing playoff hockey in regulation. The Stars continue to fight with the Nashville Predators and the Vegas Golden Knights for the two Wild Card spots. The Stars are currently tied with the Predators at 89 points for the
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Dallas Stars drop the ball in loss to the New Jersey Devils, where head coach states there was “not enough desperation in our game.”
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The Dallas Stars pick up two more points in their playoff push in a 3-2 win against the New York Islanders. This win gives the Stars their 40th win of the season and puts them back in the second Wild Card spot in the Western Conference. Not only did the Stars need this bounce-back win
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If the Dallas Stars didn’t know how crucial left-handed defenseman Miro Heiskanen was, his return after missing 11 games has been felt on both ends of the ice. Heiskanen was out for 27 days after contracting mononucleosis. Heiskanen, arguably one of the best defensemen in the league, was drafted in the first round in 2017
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Part 1 of the Every Future Hockey Hall of Fame Centre list covers the most electric point-scorers of the last quarter century. A public service announcement to hockey fandom: during this last month before the Stanley Cup Playoffs, let’s agree to remain rational when regular season awards are discussed. Enjoy the greatness and wackiness of the
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Part 2 of Every Future Hockey Hall of Fame Centre reveals the names of several no-brainer selections frequently debated as question marks: the article can be found here. The inspiration for this listicle came from a spreadsheet: to test my Excel VBA skills, I reduced the 417 members of the Hockey Hall of Fame documented
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For as often as retrospectives on the National Hockey League’s first outdoor stadium event rhapsodize about the endurance of fans and players through Arctic temperatures, what stands out most obviously revisiting the 2003 Heritage Classic is a different environmental element: sunshine. See, despite a near-doubling of the city’s population since the Edmonton Oilers dynasty of
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A city is shaped by the athletes that represent them. Whether their jersey or photo is framed inside of a local restaurant or they have a mural behind a brick building dedicated to them, their presence is felt throughout the city. This article is dedicated to establishing each cities’ Mount Rushmore. Who are the four
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