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Dallas Stars Lose Lian Bichsel For Weekend Back-To-Back As Miro Heiskanen Misses 3rd Straight Game
Bichsel left Thursday’s 8-3 loss to Winnipeg after 2 first-period shifts, and Dallas finished the night with 5 defensemen.
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Dallas Stars Host Winnipeg Jets With Jamie Benn One Point From 1,000 And Miro Heiskanen Day-To-Day
Winnipeg has won four straight since a nine-game skid, and Dallas returns from a four-day break after sending rookie defenseman Trey Taylor to the AHL.
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‘Comes At A Good Time’: Dallas Stars Get Four-Day Break With Miro Heiskanen Day-To-Day After Win Over San Jose Sharks
Heiskanen has missed two games since leaving Tuesday's win at Washington, and Dallas does not play again until it hosts Winnipeg on Thursday.
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Dallas Stars’ Miro Heiskanen Questionable For Columbus After Upper-Body Injury
Miro Heiskanen was hit into the boards by Washington Capitals forward Justin Sourdif on Tuesday night at Capital One Arena, during his first shift of the second period. The Dallas Stars…
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‘Time To Go On The Road’: Dallas Stars Visit Alex Tuch, Washington Capitals To Open Two-Game Trip
Dallas has won eight of its last nine games against Washington, and Roope Hintz brings an eight-game point streak against the Capitals into Tuesday’s 6 p.m. CT puck drop.
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‘Nice To Be Back’: Esa Lindell Returns, David Perron Debuts As Dallas Stars Beat Columbus Blue Jackets
Lindell returned to the top pair after missing five games, and the 38-year-old Perron played 11:31 in the first game of his 20th NHL season.
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Dallas Stars Host Rick Bowness, Columbus Blue Jackets On Halloween Trying To End Two-Game Skid
DALLAS — The Dallas Stars close their six-game homestand Saturday against the Columbus Blue Jackets at American Airlines Center. Puck drop is set for 7 p.m. CT, and the game streams on Prime Video. Dallas has lost two straight, falling 5-1 to…
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‘A Significant Chunk Of Time’: Dallas Stars Defenseman Kyle Capobianco Out About Four Weeks As Trey Taylor Makes NHL Debut
DALLAS — Kyle Capobianco will miss about four weeks with a lower-body injury, Dallas Stars coach Glen Gulutzan said Thursday. Dallas recalled defenseman Trey Taylor from the AHL’s Texas Stars in a corresponding move, and Taylor made his NHL debut that night…
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‘Reverse The Trap’: Dallas Stars Fall To Montreal Canadiens 5-2 As Cole Caufield, Alex Newhook Score Twice
DALLAS — The Montreal Canadiens got 2 goals apiece from Cole Caufield and Alex Newhook on Thursday night. Montreal beat the Dallas Stars 5-2 at American Airlines Center to close a four-game road trip with four wins. Wyatt Johnston scored on the…
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‘He Came Up Big’: Dallas Stars Beat Boston Bruins 3-2 In Overtime As Mikko Rantanen Scores All Three Goals
DALLAS — Mikko Rantanen scored all three goals for the Dallas Stars on Tuesday night, ending it with a power-play backhand at 3:52 of overtime in a 3-2 win over the Boston Bruins at American Airlines Center. The win was the third…
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Wyatt Johnston Misses First Game Of NHL Career With Illness, Will Not Travel For Dallas Stars At Colorado Avalanche
DALLAS — Wyatt Johnston missed the first game of his NHL career Tuesday night. The Dallas Stars scratched their center with an illness shortly before puck drop against the Colorado Avalanche, then lost 3-2 at American Airlines Center. Johnston had played in…
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‘Slightly Better’: Dallas Stars Fall To Colorado Avalanche 3-2 As Roope Hintz Fights Nathan MacKinnon
DALLAS — Martin Nečas scored twice in the second period Tuesday night, the second one during a 29-second two-man advantage, and the Colorado Avalanche held on to beat the Dallas Stars 3-2 at American Airlines Center in the first half of a…
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‘Guys Are Clawing’: Dallas Stars Blank Minnesota Wild 2-0 As Rémi Poirier Stops All 24 Shots
DALLAS — Rémi Poirier stopped all 24 shots he faced Wednesday night after Jake Oettinger was scratched from a scheduled start because of lower-body tightness he felt after the morning skate. The Dallas Stars beat the Minnesota Wild 2-0 at American Airlines…
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