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Joe Pavelski scored twice, including the game-winner, for the Dallas Stars in Saturday's 4-2 win over the Calgary Flames to take a 2-1 lead in their playoff ...

Left-winger Marian Studenic drew into the Dallas lineup for Alex Radulov in Game 3. They tangled and took coincidental minors less than a minute into Game 2. Pavelski scored his second of the game and the first power-play goal of the series for the Stars — after going 0-for-11 — at 10:05 of the third period for a 3-2 Stars lead. Lindholm capped tic-tac-toe passing with a one-timer at 3:40 of the second period for a 2-1 Calgary lead. The Flames opened the conference quarter-final with a 1-0 win before falling 2-0 to the Stars at the Saddledome. Joe Pavelski scored twice, including the game-winner, for the Dallas Stars in Saturday's 4-2 win over the Calgary Flames to take a 2-1 lead in their playoff series.

Johnny Gaudreau, Elias Lindholm and Matthew Tkachuk weren't supposed to skate together. But if they hadn't, Calgary's whole season would've unfolded ...

"We have a really good group in Calgary, all the guys get along and they are a lot of fun. When you're losing games and you're not in playoffs, it's a lot more difficult to think about the future. With Johnny and Chucky getting him pucks in the right position, he's a scorer, he can shoot the puck and right from day one, he was really good." It's fun to be a part of that and play with him, and to watch him every night and see [up close] what he's doing." You're already worried about defending him even when they have the puck, so when he has the puck it's even worse." He entered that draft with all the weight and expectation of eventually becoming a genuine NHL star, and Tkachuk immediately signed with Calgary to get started. It's fun to play with those two and see the success they are having." "That's the biggest difference that I see this year from any other year is they're really, really good in their own end and it's translating into even more offense." We stay close to each other to do those little give-and-goes, and whenever the puck is turned over, the other guys are very confident that another one of us is going to get up into the play. We know Johnny's not going to go out there and crush guys and neither will I or even Lindy, but as long as we're playing hard and leading the way with the puck, then we're playing well. And what a season the Flames would have missed. If it weren't for a plethora of preseason injuries, Johnny Gaudreau, Elias Lindholm and Matthew Tkachuk wouldn't have started as the Flames' first line.

Dallas Stars 21-22 Regular Season Record: 45-30-7 - (98 Points - Finished 4th in the Central Division - First Wildcard spot). Calgary Flames 21-22 Regular ...

He’s been a force on the backcheck in this series and forced the Flames to giveaway the puck many times on Thursday. He leads the team in hits at the moment with 10 and him playing in Texas in front of his family will be huge. The Stars took the last contest on Thursday by a score of 2-0 and the Flames took the first game by a score of 1-0. Blake Coleman. The Texas Kid has shown that he can be a major contributor in the Playoffs and has certainly done that in two games this series. He has been solid in the two games of the series, having picked up a shutout in Game 1 and playing great in Game 2. Well... Gameday in the Lone Star State, as the Flames take on the Stars in game three of their first-round matchup.

DALLAS — If the Calgary Flames could handpick a shooter for a late breakaway, this would have been the guy.

While Sutter is more than a bit busy, the 148th running would have been a good one to witness. “I think it’s more about just everyone digging a little deeper — those second and third efforts, more of that, and getting to the net and getting those greasy goals.” The Stockton Heat and Bakersfield Condors — the farm teams for the two Alberta-based squads — will face off in a best-of-five in the first full round of the American Hockey League’s Calder Cup playoffs. Saturday’s first-period tussle with Tkachuk was his second fight of the week and his third in eight seasons in the NHL … Stars captain Jamie Benn was a physical force with a half-dozen hits … You won’t see Sean Monahan on the ice until next season, but the Flames’ longest-serving alternate captain travelled with the team to Dallas. He’ll be a behind-the-scenes supporter as he recovers from hip surgery … While fans are crossing their fingers for a long-overdue series between the Flames and provincial rival Edmonton Oilers, there will be a preview of sorts in the minors. The Flames were a perfect 10-for-10 on the penalty-kill in these playoffs before Pavelski’s winner on the power play … Sutter on Tkachuk’s hand: “He’s fine” … Jacob Markstrom’s best of several big saves in Calgary’s crease was a barrel roll to deny defenceman Miro Heiskanen, although Pavelski scored his first of the night on that same shift. Because the Pacific Division pennant-winners are now behind in this opening-round battle, left scratching to earn a split in Texas and turn this into a best-of-three. We have lots of guys that have been there and been in these situations. There’s not a lot of room,” said Lewis, who mans the middle on Calgary’s fourth unit. That was, in fact, his second of the evening. “We win one game, we get home ice back, and that was the goal coming in here. That won’t cut it … It was a painful first period for Gaudreau. He was cross-checked into the post by Luke Glendening and then stapled into the side-boards by Pavelski. The ending probably hurt more … You need your depth dudes to contribute in the playoffs and Lewis did just that, chopping a puck past Oettinger in the opening stanza. With a pivotal save, the breakout backstop preserved the victory.

DALLAS — Add suiting up for NHL playoff games in his home state for the first time in his career to an eventful few years for Calgary Flames forward Blake ...

"To be in Texas at that time, somebody had to introduce you to the game. The amount of ice rinks grew quickly. Coleman was two years old when the Minnesota North Stars moved to Dallas in 1993. "I'll have a lot of support in the building. "It was still early, you know, the football coaches thought it was still bizarre," Coleman said. Coleman played the Cup final in a quiet Rogers Place.

Johnny Gaudreau hasn't been awful by any stretch these playoffs, but when time, space and chances are at a premium, go-to players like him are expected to ...

“We win one game and we’ve got home ice back, and that’s the goal coming in here. We’ve just got to refocus and try to win the next game.” We know we’ve got a great group in there and we’ve been doing it all year. In a game in which penalties continued to be a major storyline, there sat Coleman in the sin bin as Joe Pavelski scored the game-winner. We had chances to win the game for sure. You’ve got to call it both ways, in my opinion, if you’re going to do it that way.

DALLAS — Joe Pavelski a marqué deux buts, dont celui de la victoire en troisième période, Jake Oettinger a tenu le fort en fin de match et les Stars de ...

Radek Faska a aussi marqué pour les Stars, tandis que Roope Hintz a complété la marque avec un but dans un filet désert avec une seconde à écouler à la rencontre. Pavelski a de nouveau joué les héros pour les Stars, lui qui avait aussi inscrit un but jeudi, quand la formation du Texas a remporté le deuxième match de la série par la marque de 2-0. Les Stars ont ainsi pris les devants 2-1 dans la série de premier tour qui les oppose aux champions de la section Pacifique en saison.

Les Stars de Dallas ont défait les Flames de Calgary 4-2, samedi soir, au American Airlines Center.

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Joe Pavelski a inscrit deux buts dans une victoire de 4-2 des Stars face aux Flames. Photo : Associated Press / Tony Gutierrez.

Les deux formations se sont à nouveau échangé des buts lors du second tiers. Il a été brillant tout au long de la rencontre, notamment face à Johnny Gaudreau qui s’est présenté seul devant lui en fin de rencontre. Joe Pavelski a touché la cible à deux reprises et les Stars ont remporté le troisième match de la série qui les oppose aux Flames de Calgary par la marque de 4-2, samedi.

Après les deux premiers matchs, on pouvait s'attendre à un duel physique samedi soir et les deux formations n'ont pas attendu bien longtemps avant de le montrer ...

Dallas a contesté le filet en raison d'une collision entre Oettinger et Milan Lucic, mais les arbitres ont confirmé rapidement qu'il n'y avait pas eu d'obstruction sur le gardien. Le quatrième trio des Flames a mis l'épaule à la roue un peu plus tard dans le match. Les Stars dans le siège du conducteurLNH samedi, 7 mai 2022.

After winning back-to-back Stanley Cup rings with the Tampa Bay Lightning, Coleman signed a six-year contract with Calgary last summer.

“To be in Texas at that time, somebody had to introduce you to the game. The amount of ice rinks grew quickly. Coleman was two years old when the Minnesota North Stars moved to Dallas in 1993. “I’ll have a lot of support in the building. “It was still early, you know, the football coaches thought it was still bizarre,” Coleman said. Coleman played the Cup final in a quiet Rogers Place.

DALLAS — Darryl Sutter talks often about the importance of playoff experience.

While Sutter is more than a bit busy, the 148th running would have been a good one to witness. “I have had opportunities and didn’t,” Sutter said. “That was huge for us.” Article content Article content Because the Pacific Division pennant-winners are now behind in this opening-round battle, left scratching to earn a split in Texas and turn this into a best-of-three. Article content That was, in fact, his second of the evening. Article content Article content Article content Article content