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Skating on the same line after a tactical change during the game, Devin Shore and Jason Spezza sparked the Dallas Stars to a 3-1 comeback win over the Montreal Canadiens on Tuesday night. A strong response to Montreal's goal and the move that put Shore, Spezza and Tyler Seguin together made the difference for the Stars. ''When I didn't see a lot of energy, I had to find it somewhere,'' Dallas coach Ken Hitchcock said. Continue to Article

November 22, 2017 1:39:am EST

Dallas Stars head coach Ken Hitchcock told members of the media on Tuesday that he wants to “stop the dance” when it comes to revealing information about his injured players. What I mean by that is we say ‘upper body,’ then you go on the phone, and then you look up things or you go to the doctors, find out what part of the upper body. It’s an injury, and within two hours after we tell you it’s ‘upper body,’ you know exactly what it is, so why not just tell you? Continue to Article

November 21, 2017 4:13:pm EST

*Radko Gudas was suspended for 10 games after slashing at the head of Mathieu Perreault, and it's an appropriate sentence for a play that has no place in the NHL, and from a player that really deserves to get slapped around by the Department of Player Safety. Some like the Hockey News here believe it should have been a more severe suspension, but this is the right move with a player that's headed toward a Raffi Torres sentence the next time he crosses over the line. Continue to Article

November 20, 2017 12:40:pm EST

Things are about as ugly for the Edmonton Oilers right now as this stomp by Dallas Stars pest Antoine Roussel. Maybe, as Oilers GM Peter Chiarelli insists, the Oilers really aren’t in panic mode right now. Saturday presented another disconcerting loss in the form of a 6-3 defeat to the Dallas Stars, dropping the Oilers to 7-11-2. Continue to Article

November 18, 2017 7:37:pm EST

Dallas Stars coach Ken Hitchcock pulled goalie Kari Lehtonen less than a minute into the second period against the Edmonton Oilers. The move paid off as replacement Ben Bishop shut out the Oilers over the next 39 minutes. After the game, Hitchcock had praise for his starter. Continue to Article

November 18, 2017 7:16:pm EST