The Dallas Stars are back in North Texas with another pivotal game on the docket.
The Stars and Minnesota Wild will face off at American Airlines Center on Tuesday night for Game 5 of their Stanley Cup playoff series. Dallas is looking to bounce back after suffering a 3-2 Game 4 loss in overtime on Saturday.
Below, you’ll find everything you need to know about Stars-Wild Game 5:
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Stars 1, Wild 1: Dallas kills off most of the minor after surviving the no-goal scare. The teams head into the first intermission tied 1-1.
0:12 remaining, first period: Minnesota briefly retook the lead on the power play, but a Stars challenge and replay review led to a waved off goal after it was ruled that the Wild interfered with goalie Jake Oettinger. Game 5 remains tied.
1:51 remaining, first period: Lian Bichsel gets tagged for interference and the Stars will go on the penalty kill to close out the period.
11:02 remaining, first period: Less than a minute into their first power play, Miro Heiskanen nets his second of the series to tie the game. Dallas’ power play remains a bear through five games vs. the Wild.
11:44 remaining, first period: The Stars will get a chance to even things up early in Game 1 thanks to a slashing call on the Wild. Dallas will get its first power play of the night.
16:09 remaining, first period: For the first time since Game 1, the Wild are on the board first. Mats Zuccarello scores less than five minutes into his first game back from injury after missing Games 2-4.