The Dallas Stars head into Game 4 on Saturday with a 2-1 series lead against the Colorado Avalanche, and it’s already been a wild ride through three games.
The Dallas Stars have led for just over a minute of regulation through three games – yet they hold a 2-1 series lead over the Colorado Avalanche heading into Saturday night’s Game 4 in Denver.
The Colorado Avalanche revamped their roster during the season, but all that work might go to waste if they can't rebound Saturday night. Colorado beat the Dallas Stars in Game 1 of their Western Conference quarterfinal series, but two straight overtime losses have Dallas in control of the matchup.
Is this 2025, or 2015? The Dallas Stars won another nail-biter against the Colorado Avalanche, and it was largely thanks to Jamie Benn and Tyler Seguin.
For the second consecutive game, the Dallas Stars and Colorado Avalanche went to overtime. For the second consecutive game, the Dallas Stars won in the first period of overtime.
The Dallas Stars have only led for 1:02 of ice time the entire series, yet they have a 2-1 series lead over the Colorado Avalanche after three games that included the franchise’s first back-to-back overtime wins in the postseason.
Dallas Stars forward Tyler Seguin has had some rotten injury luck as of late, and that's putting it mildly. Seguin, 33, played just 20 games this season after undergoing hip surgery in early December.
For the second straight game, the Dallas Stars found a way to beat the Colorado Avalanche in overtime. The Stars sealed the 2-1 victory just 5:13 into OT, instead of nearly the whole extra period like they did in Game 2.
Tyler Seguin scored 5:31 into overtime, and the Dallas Stars beat the Colorado Avalanche 2-1 in Denver on Wednesday night to steal home ice back in their Western Conference quarterfinal series.
After the Dallas Stars‘ late comeback in Game 2, which allowed them to win in overtime and tie the series 1-1, the Colorado Avalanche, now led by their returning captain, Gabriel Landeskog, aimed to reclaim the series lead in Game 3 in Denver, Colorado.
The eyes of the hockey world were on the Colorado Avalanche and Gabriel Landeskog. Landeskog made his return to the ice in Game 3 on Wednesday night. It was a feel-good moment for Colorado, and they had momentum early on.
This Dallas Stars Preview vs. Colorado Avalanche Prediction & Odds will handicap this Round 1 NHL Western Conference Playoffs Game 3 between these two Central Division rivals.
The Dallas Stars will be without defenceman Miro Heiskanen for Game 3 against the Colorado Avalanche, but it appears he’s not far off a return. Head coach Pete DeBoer gave an update on Heiskanen ahead of Wednesday’s game.
The Dallas Stars need Mikko Rantanen to get going. Through two games of their first-round series against the Colorado Avalanche, he's been a non-factor.
You have to give the Dallas Stars credit: They know how to add extra thrills to their wins. They evened up Round 1 with a victory in overtime. Now they’ll take their game on the road and look to grab another W in the Colorado Avalanche’s home barn.
The Dallas Stars lost Jason Robertson in Game 82 of the regular season, and now it appears his return isn't going to come in Colorado. After two games played in Dallas, the Stars and their division rival Colorado Avalanche are locked in for what could be an incredible first-round matchup in the Stanley Cup Playoffs.
The Dallas Stars earned a huge Game 2 victory over the Colorado Avalanche. After the Avs stymied the Stars' comeback efforts in the opening contest, Colorado had the opportunity to take a commanding series lead.
Colin Blackwell scored 17:46 into the first overtime period to give the Dallas Stars a 4-3 OT win over the visiting Colorado Avalanche on Monday in Game 2 of their first-round Stanley Cup playoff series.
Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Playoffs didn’t go to plan for the Dallas Stars, falling 5-1 to the Colorado Avalanche, and it wasn’t a game Stars defenseman
The 2025 Stanley Cup playoffs opened on Saturday with two Western Conference games. The Winnipeg Jets took Game 1 of their series over the St. Louis Blues with a 5-3 come-from-behind win, while the Colorado Avalanche picked up a 5-1 win over the Dallas Stars. Here are some takeaways from the day's action.
The Dallas Stars are getting close to having their top blueliner back in the lineup. After the team’s morning skate, head coach Pete DeBoer told the media that defenseman Miro Heiskanen is now considered day-to-day, though he will miss the Stars’ series opener against the Colorado Avalanche on Saturday night.
Dallas Stars Head Coach Pete DeBoer told reporters on Friday that forward Jason Robertson will be out week-to-week with a lower-body injury, with the news coming just one day ahead of the Stars’ Game 1 matchup against the Colorado Avalanche.
Whether it is fair or not, reputations for players are mostly built on what they do in the playoffs. A great regular season performance can be completely forgotten if it is followed up by a dud in the postseason, especially if there is an expectation for a championship or if there have been playoff shortcomings in the past.
The Dallas Stars may be getting brutal news ahead of their first-round playoff series against the Colorado Avalanche. Star forward Jason Robertson was seen leaving Bridgestone Arena on Thursday night with a brace on his right knee.
The Stars have activated center Tyler Seguin from long-term injured reserve, Lia Assimakopoulos of the Dallas Morning News reports. He’s expected to play in tonight’s season finale against the Predators.