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Prospect report: Brandon Gorzynski is back on track, Schmidt and Brown on steady trajectories, plus a 2027 draft “preview”
Along with thoughts on the latest callups.
It’s been exciting to see Dallas’ prospects get games. Dylan Hryckowian and Matthew Seminoff haven’t had the chance to make an impact, but that was never the plan. And to the extent that there was...
Stray observations (Game 13): Widow’s Bay-like bounces and Montreal’s youth movement outrun and outgun Dallas
Montreal would project to be a good test for Dallas. With Nick Suzuki and Ivan Demidov out, we wouldn’t get to see the Canadiens at their best, but they’re still one of those teams we assume could be lowkey trouble. They’re young, they’re f...
Into the weeds: Dallas still dominates special teams and the net-front battle. Is something holding them back, or are they primed for better results?
Plus a Wyatt Johnston digression.
As of this writing, the Dallas Stars still sit comfortably in the Central’s top three. And yet who can think about anything else except how poorly they played the Devils on Tuesday?
Stray observations (Game 12): Dallas gets steamrolled by the ‘analytics darlings’ of the East
[The big story…] Going into Game 12 was whether or not the world would get to see Connor Hellebuyck in the Devils uniform finally. I won’t rehash the trade itself because I’ve already broken it down at the other place. Instead I want to foc...
Tales from the clipped: The Dallas Stars are breaking out of the zone quicker. Could it help the 5v5 offense?
And how sustainable is it?
A lot has been said about the Dallas Stars 5v5 offense. Glen Gulutzan openly talked about it, not only criticizing the execution of his team, but the last five years of Dallas’ 5v5 offensive execution. The crazy...
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