Dallas Stars Bounce Back, Tie Series

0:00It's April 21st. El Paso News today starts now, AI-powered and ready. I'm Cory with the story. Dallas stars bounce back strong in game 2, dropping Minnesota 4 goals to 2, and tying their first round series at one game a piece. Why a Johnston lit it up with a pair of goals, one off a wild ricochet, and another into an empty net. Maddux Shane snapped the tiebreaker on the power play with an assist, and Jason Robertson added his second straight game score. Jake Oedinger stood tall in net for Dallas, turning aside 28 shots, including a huge stop on Karel Kaprizov, late with Minnesota on the man. Advantage. The wild got two from Brock Faber in his first playoff tallies, but they went 0-4 on power plays after jumping out to a 6-1 win in the opener. Coach has called it a gritty battle, with Dallas coach Glenn Galutson, saying his squad finally showed up for a full 60 minutes after a slow start. Goes forward, Jason Robertson talked about building momentum, now that they've proven

1:03they belong in this fight. Injuries hit Minnesota hard, already missing Maddux Corrello from game 1, and now Yakov Trinon went down with an upper body issue after a big hit. Rookie Jesper Wallstead held his own, with 28 saves too. Series heads to Minnesota for game 3 on Wednesday night, where the wild looked to reclaim home ice edge in this tight Western conference matchup.