Stars Bounce Back, Tie Series with Wild

0:00It's April 21st. Welcome in. This is NHL News today, where your team meets AI, I'm Corey with a story. The Dallas Stars bounce back strong in Game 2 of their Western conference first round series, beating the Minnesota Wild, four goals to two. That victory on Monday at American Airlines Center tied things up one game apiece in this best of seven match-up between two regular season, Power Houses. After getting smoked six to one in the opener on Saturday, the Stars flipped the script with way more intensity. It was fast, physical, and back and forth from the drop of the puck. Nothing like that sloppy first game. Players and coaches on both sides called it true playoff hockey. Stars forward, Colin Blackwell said his team matched the Wild's battle-tested style all game, while while coach John Hines noted his squad put together. Two solid efforts, but only grabbed one win so far. Dallas got keystops from goalie Jake Oeddinger, with 28 saves, dominated the forecheck, and

1:00got breaks on Wyatt Johnston's two goals, including a bank shot and an empty netter. Minnesota generated chances, but win zero for four on the power play. Now the series heads to Minnesota for games three on Wednesday and four on Saturday at Grand Casino Arena, and both teams know it'll stay this gritty, and close all the way.