Stars’ quick lead slips away in 2-1 loss to Nashville
Stamkos and Hoglander answered on the power play before Saros held off Dallas.
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Stamkos and Hoglander answered on the power play before Saros held off Dallas.
The Stars won 36 of 58 faceoffs and outshot St. Louis in the second period, but a scoreless attack made those advantages largely cosmetic in a 4-0 loss.
Mason McTavish scored early and Pius Suter added a goal and assist as St. Louis blanked Dallas 4-0 at American Airlines Center.
Chicago clinches the series 2-0 with a 7-3 victory. Hunter Brown takes the loss after allowing three runs, while Anthony Kay earns the win for Chicago.
Casey DeSmith’s .918 road save percentage gives the Stars a persuasive reason to keep him, though the 10-game qualification line and his larger Dallas résumé call for restraint.
Nico Collins returned to practice while Azeez Al-Shaair remained sidelined in an update from the Houston Chronicle.
Wyatt Johnston enters his fifth NHL season as one of Dallas’ established players. Tuesday’s final Traverse City practice provided structure for the Stars, but the opening weekend must show whether that preparation carries onto the ice.
Dare Ogunbowale is returning to the Houston Texans before Week 4, giving the team four running backs.
Jonathan Bullard and Jalen Thompson are expected to miss extended time after injuries in Dallas' first three regular-season games.
The Dallas Cowboys lost to the Baltimore Ravens on the final play of an international game in Brazil, prompting renewed questions about coaching decisions.
Tyler Loop’s late field goal gave Baltimore a 34-31 victory over Dallas at Maracanã Stadium, with Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry leading the charge.
Spencer Shrader kicked three field goals, including a game-winner with seconds left, as the Indianapolis Colts defeated the Houston Texans 19-17 on Sunday.
Dean Kremer threw seven innings to lead the Twins past the Rangers. Minnesota's offense surged late to secure the win, improving their record to 77-85.
The Stars kept Oskar Bäck on their initial roster after a 5-goal, 7-assist season, but his case cannot be reduced to either modest offense or an unsupported defensive reputation.
Houston's offense erupted for nine runs while limiting Sacramento to just one hit over the first four innings. The Astros finish the day 81-81, while the Athletics fall to 64-98.
The Stars open Oct. 2 vs. St. Louis with Jake Oettinger and Jason Robertson set. Roope Hintz and Tyler Seguin's recoveries remain the X-factors NHL.com flagged.
After a 26-56 finish, Dallas handed basketball operations to Masai Ujiri and Dusty May. The regular season begins Oct. 21 at Houston with Cooper Flagg as the clear fulcrum.
Nico Collins and Ed Ingram may be available when Houston faces Dallas in Week 4.
Dallas safety Jalen Thompson is projected to miss a minimum of four weeks after suffering a hamstring injury.
Nico Collins remains uncertain for Houston's Week 4 matchup with the Cowboys while recovering from a Grade 1 hamstring strain.
Jalen Thompson is expected to miss at least four weeks, and Dallas may add help at safety after injuries at the position.