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Stars-Wild Series Heats Up, Button Predicts Seven Games

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The Dallas Stars and Minnesota Wild are locked in a thrilling, evenly matched Western Conference first-round series, with analyst Craig Button predicting a seven-game showdown. After a high-scoring Game one and a Stars comeback in Game two, fans are eagerly anticipating Game three at Grand Casino Arena. Meanwhile, the Colorado Avalanche hold a two-nothing lead over the Los Angeles Kings, and the Utah Mammoth keep things even with the Vegas Golden Knights. The Anaheim Ducks, however, blew a late lead against the Edmonton Oilers, adding to the excitement of these intense playoff series.

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Stars-Wild Series Heats Up, Button Predicts Seven Games

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NHL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Stars-Wild Series Heats Up, Button Predicts Seven Games. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 22nd, the Dallas Stars and Minnesota Wilder locked in a tight-western conference first-round series, tied one game to one, an analyst. Craig Budden is calling it for seven games. Budden broke it down on the NHL at the Rink podcast, saying both teams are two evenly matched and fears to wrap this up early, Wild Crush Game 1. Six to one at home for Dallas, then stars bounce back four to two. Fans are buzzing because this matchup feels like a classic grind, with neither side backing down, and Budden's bold prediction has everyone watching. Close. He also gave props to the Colorado Avalanche for their two-nothing lead over the Los Angeles Kings, thanks to solid defense, noted U-Tom Mammoth's speed, keeping things even at 1-1 with Vegas Golden Knights, and called out Anaheim Ducks for blowing a late lead against Edmonton Oilers. Game 3 hits Grand Casino Arena, Wednesday at 9.30 p.m. Some Eastern, while Ducks and Oilers dropped the Puck at 10 p.m. in Edmonton series like,

these keep the playoffs heating up. That's your update from NHL News Today, powered by AI, I'm Corey with the story.

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