Dallas Stars on Brink, Facing Game Six vs Wild

0:00It's April 30th. From the locker room to your ears, this is NHL News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story. Dallas stars are staring down elimination again, facing the Minnesota Wild and Game 6 on Thursday night, trailing 3-2 in the first round of the Stanley Cup playoffs. This marks the ninth time in their last ten-play-off series they've been on the brink like this. Their playoff experience gives them a real edge, with core players like Jason Robertson, Wyatt Johnston, Jamie Bin, and Goalie Jake Odinger logging. Over 50 playoff games each in the last three years. Meanwhile, the Wilds group hasn't closed out a series since their last deep run back in 2015. Fans are buzzing about the star's shot volume. They lead the playoffs with 43 high-danger chances at 5 on 5, but they've been snakebitt. With shots blocked left and right, 81 total through five games, coach stresses that one extra foot of execution could flip the script. To pull this off, Dallas needs more than their top power play scores. Deaf guys like Maverick Borquet, Sam Steele, and the bottom lines have to step up.

1:08And even our ice time against Minnesota's tight checking. Stars have won 5-8 when backs are truly against the wall, so expect them to battle for that. Game 7 on Saturday playoff vets know how to. Granted out.