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The Tampa Bay Lightning managed to push their way past the New York Islanders in overtime last night in game 6 of the Eastern Conference Finals. ...

After a rough start to the season, a league best run to finish the 2019 calendar year including a change in Head Coach, a Winter Classic win then a rough end to the regular season. The Stars have managed to pull things back together when it matters most, and that hard work and no quit mentality has earned them some pretty damn nice hardware! ...

Dallas scores 3 unanswered goals after falling 2-0 in game 5 of the Western Conference Finals to eliminate the Vegas Golden Knights and move on to the Stanley Cup Finals where they will face either the Tampa Bay Lightning or the New York Islanders. ...

Khudobin seemed the only Stars player who knew what time the game started tonight! A painful first period to watch as the Stars looked a step behind the Knights at all times, that combined with what felt once again like the puck just wouldn’t stick to our players as it bounced over our sticks and fed the Vegas Golden Knights opportunity after oppertunity! ...

A strong start for the Stars and Knights saw the first period finish 0-0, Dallas came out strong in the second and were by far the better team and it eventually paid of with a last minute goal by Oleksiak. The 3rd period was a lot more open and back and forth, Vegas with more possession, shots and chances, but the Stars after giving up the lead twice got to overtime and Radulov found space and gives the Stars a 2-1 series lead in a 3-2 Stars win. ...

With the Stars shutting out Vegas in game 1, both teams are showing how good they can be in net and defensively in a now tied 1-1 series. ...

The Dallas Stars and Vegas Golden Knights took to the ice after both teams where victorious in game 7 of round 2. Vegas advancing once again to the conference finals and the Stars for the first time in 12 years. ...

WOW! A crazy series with so many huge momentum swings, of course game 7 would be no different!

The Dallas Stars have advanced to the Western Conference Finals for the first time since 2008, a big game 7 performance from the whole team with Radulov picking up 2 goals on the only 2 Stars power plays, and an unexpected hero emerged when Joel Kiviranta also scored twice, both times leveling the scoreboard before he picked up his 3rd of the night in OT and eliminated the Colorado Avalanche. ...

The Dallas Stars had another chance to advance but saw it disappear in game 6, what was a 3-1 series lead is now a tied series. ...

The Colorado Avalanche came out swinging after the Stars took a 3-1 series lead last time out.
Dallas had a last minute opportunity to start Ben Bishop who had missed the last 8 post season starts and what the Stars had hoped would be a huge addition to the lineup turned out to be a painful 5-0 first period. ...

The Stars come out physical and ready to play after their longest break during the playoffs so far, it was wonderful to watch!

We have gotten a little used to seeing the Stars fall behind early in games, and unfortunately most of the time it has been due to them looking like they haven’t even turned up. Luckily, we have learnt how to come back after falling by 1, 2 or even 3 goals. However, game 4 was a different story, the Stars broke out and took and demanding 3-0 lead in the first. ...

The Colorado Avalanche win game 3 with a score of 6-4, a close, hard fought game could have gone either way, but with the lead shifting hands several times it was the Avs who finished on top and got their first win of round 2. ...

The Dallas Stars take a demanding 2-0 series lead over the Colorado Avalanche as they once again score 5 goals in a playoff game. ...

Stars top trio of Tyler Seguin, Jamie Benn & Alexander Radulov combine for 8 points in game 1 victory over the Colorado Avalanche as they take an early series lead in round 2 of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. ...