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Stray Observations (Game 4): Dallas bullies Buffalo in 4-0 victory, plus a cool story about Cup odds
Stars are now 2-2.
So far Dallas has been a team of extremes. Or at least that’s how it looks from the outside. Yes, two losses and one win is bad. But what’s going on underneath the hood is a little less concerning. Not because it’s all g...
Into the weeds: Faceoffs. Turnovers. Net-front. The rush. A deep dive into a small sample. Is Dallas who we think they are?
Not so fast, doomers.
Three games is nothing in the grand scheme of things. But what has happened within those three games is not nothing.
Stray observations (Game 3): Dallas takes San Jose to the proverbial woodshed in 5-0 win
Going into game three, the walls suddenly felt they were closing in. It sounds silly, of course. Except there’s nothing silly about familiar problems. There’s nothing silly about the team that struggled to generate even-strength offense las...
Light work: Reframing how we talk about the Dallas Stars and their history of ‘slow starts’
I did a show with Gavin after the Nashville game. It was fun as it always is because Gavin is a sweetheart, and the Stars mediaspace is lucky to have a guy like him create a canopy for highlighting the coverage that fans crave. But he broug...
Stray observations (Game 2): Early last season. Same as the new, as Dallas goes winless through two, this time to Nashville
Losing an opener is not the end of the world. But parsing through the good, the bad, and the ugly always goes both ways. Maybe they were rusty. But they had home ice. Maybe they were nervous. Maybe the other team was too. And so forth.
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