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The Dallas Stars face the Minnesota Wild in Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Playoffs at Grand Casino Arena. Key players include Jason Robertson and Matt Duchene.
Apr 25, 2026; Saint Paul, Minnesota, USA; Dallas Stars forward Jason Robertson (21) shoots the puck against the Minnesota Wild during the first period in game four of the first round of the 2026 Stanley Cup Playoffs at Grand Casino Arena. Mandatory Credit: Nick Wosika-Imagn Images
The Dallas Stars — in a BLANK Game 6 BLANK against the Minnesota Wild at Grand Casino Arena on Thursday.
The Stars' lines feature Robertson, Johnston, Bourque, Steel, Duchene, Rantanen, Bunting, Hryckowian, Benn, Bäck, Faksa, and Blackwell.
Game 6 is scheduled for Thursday at Grand Casino Arena in Saint Paul, Minnesota.
Key players include Dallas Stars forward Jason Robertson and Minnesota Wild's Matt Duchene.
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Scratches: Erne, Myers, Hyry (injured), Capobianco, Lundkvist (injured), Bastian (injured), Hintz (injured), Seguin (SELTIR)
Do or die. Talk is talk. Time to prove it because the runway is up.
The first goal is huge tonight. The Stars, while confident and veteran, are also human. They understand the struggles they have had. If they go down 1-0 and can’t muster up shots, they could lose even more confidence and really start to squeeze their sticks.
Oof, ^^ is exactly what happened. Unlike Games 3 and 4 when Minnesota took bad penalties and allowed Dallas to score early power-play goals to silence the crowd, the Wild have dominated the early going here. After an easy breakout, Dallas gets too puck focused and skates past the slot to allow a cross-ice pass to Quinn Hughes at the point. Hughes toe drags around Radek Faksa and snipes one over Jake Oettinger’s glove. Crowd goes crazy.
Dallas has spent almost no time in the Minnesota end. The Wild have packed the interior, forced Dallas into turnovers, and only given up two shots through 12 minutes.
Well, the game has settled in. That’s good news for the Stars because it was all Minnesota.
Mikko Rantanen took a high stick, tried to sell it with full elevation, and left the game. Not sure if it was from a concussion spotter — to go into protocol — or if there is an injury there.
The Stars did not rack up shots or create much, but they did settle the Wild’s push and even out the game. At least a little. That’s a start. But they have to score some goals over the final 40.
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Wild 1, Stars 0