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What We Saw, What It Felt Like: Stars-Avalanche, Game 2
Then Dallas found a way to turn things on in the final period. The Stars’ greatest strength is their forward depth, and two players who were healthy-scratched in the regular season scored their biggest goals of the year. Evgenii Dadonov and Colin Blackwell celebrated like they knew it, too.
Full coverage: Dallas Stars take down Colorado Avalanche with OT winner in Game 2
- Could the Avalanche get a key piece back for Game 2? Colorado activated Gabriel Landeskog off injured reserve Monday. Landeskog, Colorado’s captain, has not played in an NHL game since June 26, 2022, when he and the Avalanche beat Tampa Bay to win the Stanley Cup.
Gabriel Landeskog and Tyler Seguin have impacted the series as comeback players. Could Miro Heiskanen be the next to return ...
The Colorado Avalanche and Dallas Stars continue their series with the second of two games at Ball Arena. Puck drop is ...
Dallas once again had to rally from behind in their first road game of the 2025 playoffs, and did so behind a strong push from the entire lineup ...
His first game back also ended with Mikko Rantanen’s first huge moment in a Dallas Stars uniform. Rantanen was held without a ...
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The Dallas Stars and the Colorado Avalanche are meeting in the playoffs again, this time in the opening round with Mikko ...
The Stars still dominated the period from there — out-attempting the Avs 20-9 and out-chancing them 7-4 at five-on-five — but ...
Colorado Avalanche captain Gabe Landeskog made a historic return to NHL action Wednesday night in Game 3 of this 2025 Stanley ...
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The NHL playoffs are off to a heavy-hitting start. Teams are laying nearly 80 hits a game early in the first round after the ...
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