Dallas Stars game notes: Game 83 can’t come soon enough & another empty-net assassin in loss at Bruins
Mar 31, 2026; Boston, Massachusetts, USA; Boston Bruins left wing Viktor Arvidsson (71) reacts after scoring a goal against the Dallas Stars during the first period at the TD Garden. Mandatory Credit: Brian Fluharty-Imagn Images The Dallas Stars wrapped up the four-game road trip with a measly 1-2-1 record in a 6-3 loss against the Boston Bruins at TD Garden on Tuesday. Stars lines Benn – Johnston – Rantanen Robertson – Duchene – Bourque Erne – Hryckowian – Blackwell Bäck – Hyry – Hughes Lindell – Heiskanen Harley – Lundkvist Bichsel – Lyubushkin Oettinger DeSmith Scratches: Petrovic, Capobianco, Myers (injured), Steel (injured), Bastian (injured), Hintz (injured).
Top story Are you worried right now? I am genuinely curious about the thoughts of the fans, players, and even the coaching staff. Are they truly concerned?
What about their thoughts on Jake Oettinger’s play and his ability to avoid the bad goal in big games? Is there concern that they can’t get past Minnesota in round one? Or do they believe they will flip the switch again and make a run?
Dallas Stars injuries keep piling up, but the playoff push rolls on Short and sweet… I don’t have the answer. But I am intrigued to try and find out. Live game notebook Period 1 Good defensive play leads to a 2-on-1 with Colin Blackwell and Justin Hryckowian.
Blackwell had space to shoot, but opted to drop a pass to a covered Esa Lindell trailing. A dangerous pass that could have led to an odd-man the other way. Both teams are turning pucks over early.
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