«Даллас Старз» нанёс поражение «Миннесота Уайлд» в матче регулярного чемпионата Национальной хоккейной лиги (НХЛ). When the Stars first moved from Minnesota, they played in Reunion Arena, which they shared with the National Basketball Association's Dallas Mavericks. «Миннесота Уайлд» на своем льду уступила команде «Даллас Старз» 24 апреля в четвертом матче ¼ финала Западной конференции плей-офф Национальной хоккейной лиги. Logo of the Dallas Stars.
«Даллас» разгромил «Миннесоту», Дадонов оформил дубль
Автором дубля в составе «Уайлд» стал Матс Зуккарелло. Счет в серии стал 2-1 в пользу «Миннесоты». Следующий матч состоится 24 апреля. Юханссон — 2 Болди , 22:14 — 2:0. Гленденинг — 1 Кивиранта, Факса , 22:25 — 2:1. Фолиньо — 1 бол. Зуккарелло — 2 Хартман, Клингберг , 54:07 — 4:1. Хартман — 2 п.
Счет в серии стал 2-1 в пользу «Лос-Анджелеса». Четвертый матч пройдет 24 апреля.
Шестая встреча завершилась со счётом 4:1 4-2 в серии.
Результативной передачей отметился нападающий "Старз" Евгений Дадонов.
Декабрь Миннесота — Даллас 17. Февраль Миннесота — Даллас 25. Январь Даллас — Миннесота 15. Январь Даллас — Миннесота 22. Ноябрь Даллас — Миннесота 30. Октябрь Миннесота — Даллас 24. Февраль Миннесота — Даллас 10.
Декабрь Миннесота — Даллас 29. Ноябрь Миннесота — Даллас 15. Ноябрь Даллас — Миннесота.
Робертсон — 15 Линделл , 48:05 — 4:1. Лундквист — 1 Факса , 49:26 — 5:1. Хартман — 12 бол. Сегин — 16 Марчмент , 56:10 — 6:2. Стил — 4 Линделл, Смит , 58:17 — 7:2. Вратари: Уэджвуд — Валльстедт. Наши: Дадонов 14.
American Airlines Center. Неутешительные результаты на старте регулярки подтолкнули руководство «Миннесоты» к жестким мерам. Семь поражений подряд в ноябре подытожили время Дина Эвасона в клубе. Главного тренера уволили вместе с ассистентом Бобом Вудсом.
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В Сен-Поле играли две "Миннесоты" – новая "Уайлд" и старая – до 1994 года "Даллас Старз" носил название "Миннесота Норт Старз". Старая "Миннесота" одержала крупную победу в гостях. Миннесота Уайлд: статистика для ставок, прогнозы экспертов, отборные коэффициенты в беттинг-центре Legalbet на игру 26 апреля 2023. в меньшинстве; "Миннесота" проиграла 7 из 9. Даллас Старз превосходно играет в последних двух матчах: победа в матче с Сент-Луисом (1:4), победа в матче с Анахаймом (5:0). Команда последнюю игру провела 2 декабря, в то время как Уайлд сыграет второй матч без отдыха. Миннесоту – последние новости. С 1967 по 1993 год, до своего переезда в Даллас, «Миннесота Норт Старз» не раз показывала заслуживающие уважения результаты, а в 1981 и в 1991 годах доходила до финала Кубка Стэнли.
Даллас Старз - Миннесота Уайлд прогноз на матч
Миннесота Уайлд забивает 2 и менее шайб команде Даллас Старз в 8 из последних 11 матчей. Миннесота Уайлд пропускает от команды Даллас Старз в 55 из последних 58 матчей. В 51 из последних 58 матчей, где принимают участие Миннесота Уайлд и Даллас Старз, забивают обе команды. В 16 из последних 22 матчей с участием команд Миннесота Уайлд и Даллас Старз было забито более 4 шайб. Миннесота Уайлд забивает команде Даллас Старз на своей площадке в 28 матчах кряду. Миннесота Уайлд забивает более 2 шайб на своей площадке команде Даллас Старз в 18 из последних 28 матчей. Миннесота Уайлд пропускает на домашней арене 2 и менее шайб от команды Даллас Старз в 13 из последних 18 матчей.
В 25 из последних 28 матчей, где принимают участие Миннесота Уайлд дома и Даллас Старз на выезде , забивают обе команды. В 20 из последних 28 матчей с участием команд Миннесота Уайлд и Даллас Старз на домашней арене команды Миннесота Уайлд было забито более 4 шайб. История личных встреч.
Through the first half of the season they compiled a 30—15—6 record. However, after the All-Star Break the Stars went into a slump, going on numerous losing streaks which included one-goal losses and blowing late leads in numerous games. Through this though, the Stars still remained in the playoff picture.
After struggling much of the second half of the season the Stars still had a chance to make the playoffs by winning all their games in the month of April. They managed to win all of them except for their season finale as they lost on the road at the Minnesota Wild 5—3, costing them a playoff spot. After missing the playoffs for the third consecutive season, Dallas fired coach Marc Crawford on April 12, 2011. By October 22, 2011, competing bids to buy the club were due. First lien creditors got about 75 cents on the dollar. To begin the 2011—12 season , the Stars once again jumped out to a fast start, going 22—15—1 through the first 38 games of the season.
However, when the second half of the season began, the Stars slumped through the months of January and February, before getting hot again in late February. Throughout March, the Stars regained the lead of the Pacific Division. Going into the road trip, the Stars were in control of their own destiny, having to gain four points on the road trip to win their first Pacific Division title since the 2005—06 season. This would be their last win of the season, as the Stars were rolled over by the Canucks and Sharks. Even though they had lost the division crown, the Stars still had a chance to clinch a playoff spot. However, the Stars were eliminated from playoff contention on April 5 in a 2—0 loss to the playoff-bound Nashville Predators.
The team failed to qualify for the playoffs for the fourth consecutive year, setting a franchise record for consecutive seasons without a playoff appearance. The Stars acquired Seguin as a part of a seven-player trade with the Boston Bruins during the 2013 off-season. When 2012—13 NHL lockout ended in January 2013 and a 48-game season began the Stars embarked on an up-and-down season, though staying in the race for one of the eight Western Conference playoff spots most of the shortened season. This shocked many as Ryder has become an almost overnight fan-favorite to Stars fans in his time with Dallas thanks to his stellar 35-goal campaign the previous season in 2011—12. However, the Stars would drop their final five games, losing all of them while gaining only one point, eliminating them from playoff contention. The next day, the Stars introduced their 11th all-time general manager, Jim Nill , the former assistant general manager of the Red Wings.
On May 14, 2013, the coaching staff was also fired, [37] and on May 31, 2013, Scott White was re-introduced as the director of hockey operations. During the 2013 off-season, the league underwent a major realignment. The Stars had long lobbied for this, as they were unhappy with the large number of games they had to play on the road in the Pacific Time Zone as a member of the Pacific Division since the 1998—99 season. Under new head coach Lindy Ruff and led by 84-point and 79-point campaigns from Seguin and newly-minted captain Jamie Benn respectively, [39] the Stars made it to the 2014 playoffs , returning to the Playoffs for the first time since 2008 with a successful 40—31—11 record, finishing with 91 points and fifth in the Central Division during the 2013—14 season. They lost in the first round of the playoffs to the Anaheim Ducks in six games with a 5—4 overtime loss in Game 6. Benn was also named captain of the Stars prior to the 2013—14 season.
Despite these moves and a 92-point 41—31—10 campaign, the Stars finished with the second-lowest goaltender save percentage in the league during the 2014—15 season , which resulted in them failing to qualify for the 2015 playoffs due to their sixth-place finish in the Central Division. His final point, a secondary assist with 8. In the first round of the playoffs, they defeated the Minnesota Wild in six games. In the second round, they faced the St. Louis Blues in the playoffs for the first time since 2001, but lost the series in seven games. The Stars finished with a 34—37—11 record in an injury-plagued 2016—17 season , missing the playoffs for the seventh time in the past nine seasons.
Ken Hitchcock returned as head coach for the following season , however once again the Stars missed the playoffs. Hitchcock retired after the season and was succeeded at the head coaching spot by Jim Montgomery. The Stars defeated the Central Division-champion Nashville Predators in a six-game series the first round, but fell to the eventual Stanley Cup champion St. Louis Blues in seven games, losing Game 7 on the road in double-overtime by a score of 2—1 despite a 52-save performance by goaltender Ben Bishop. To start the 2019—20 season the Stars sputtered to a 1—7—1 start through their first nine games. However the Stars soon rallied and rattled off a 14—1—1 record between October 19 and November 25 of 2019, which catapulted the Stars to an eventual season record of 37—24—8 through 69 games, as the regular season was suspended in March 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Barely two full months into his second season as Stars head coach, on December 10, 2019 the Stars fired head coach Jim Montgomery for "unprofessional conduct inconsistent with the core values and beliefs of the Dallas Stars and the National Hockey League. He did not offer specifics "out of respect for everyone involved," only saying that it did not involve abuse of players or criminal conduct. This was the first NHL outdoor game for both teams [46] and with a sold-out crowd of 85,630 at the Cotton Bowl, it was the second-most attended game in NHL history. By virtue of having one of the top four highest point percentages in the Western Conference at the time the season was suspended, the Stars played in a round-robin tournament against three of the other top four teams in the Western Conference Vegas Golden Knights, Colorado Avalanche, and St. The Stars defeated the Flames in six games in the first round, and then defeated the Colorado Avalanche in a seven game series that ended with a Joel Kiviranta hat-trick performance in Game 7, which included his series-winning OT goal. The Stars would defeat the Vegas Golden Knights in five games in the Western Conference Finals to advance to the Stanley Cup Finals for the first time since 2000, [50] as the Stars would end a second consecutive series of the playoffs with a series-winning OT goal when Denis Gurianov scored 3:36 into the first overtime period of Game 5, winning the game 3—2 for the Stars.
The Stars would rebound in the 2021—22 season with a 98-point 46—30—6 record, good enough for the first wild-card spot in the Western Conference playoffs where they played the Pacific Division-champion Calgary Flames in the first round. They were defeated by the Flames in seven games, losing 3—2 in overtime of Game 7 in Calgary. Robertson accomplished this feat in a game at the Arizona Coyotes on March 31, 2023 when he scored a goal as part of a Stars 5—2 win over the Coyotes, his goal was his record-breaking 94th point of the season and 100th goal of his career. The Stars opened the playoffs at home with an double-overtime loss in Game 1, as nearly midway through regulation of Game 1 Joe Pavelski was knocked out with a concussion for the remainder of the first round series on a hit by Wild defenseman Matt Dumba. The Stars then faced the Seattle Kraken in the second round of the playoffs. The Kraken, in only their second season of existence, had upset the defending Stanley Cup champion Colorado Avalanche in the first round.
The Stars would immediately go down 3-0 in the series versus Vegas after dropping the first two games in overtime on the road and a 4-0 loss at home in Game 3, in Game 3 captain Jamie Benn was suspended for two games for an illegal cross-check on Vegas captain Mark Stone. Throughout the hockey history of Reunion Arena, the arena was known for having one of the worst ice surfaces in the league, especially in its final days hosting the Stars. The Stars played at Reunion for eight years, from 1993 — 2001. The Stars, along with the Buffalo Sabres and Carolina Hurricanes are one of only three NHL teams to simulcast the entirety of their games on TV and radio, which the team has done since their 1993 arrival in Dallas.
Moving into the brand new American Airlines Center for the 2001—02 season , the Stars had a slow start to the season, as goaltender Ed Belfour struggled through one of his worst seasons.
Head coach Ken Hitchcock was eventually fired, being replaced by Rick Wilson. Despite the coaching change, the Stars continued to play poor hockey. The Stars would eventually go on to post a respectable record of 35—28—13—5. However, it would not be enough for the playoffs, as they fell four points short of the final eighth spot in the Western Conference. Following the season, coach Rick Wilson would return to assistant coaching duties, as the Stars brought in Dave Tippett as his replacement.
To begin the 2002—03 season , the Stars awarded the starting goaltending position to Marty Turco , who went on to have one of the best seasons in NHL history, posting the lowest goals-against average GAA since 1940, at 1. Regardless, the Stars posted the best record in the Western Conference at 46—17—15—4, and along the way, two-way star Jere Lehtinen won his third Frank J. In the playoffs , the Stars once again met the Edmonton Oilers, and once again the Oilers would prove a contentious opponent, winning two of the first three games. However, the Stars would prove the better team again by winning the next three games to take the series in six games. However, Mighty Ducks goaltender Jean-Sebastien Giguere stopped 60 shots as the Ducks scored early in the fifth overtime.
Game 2 would be more of the same, as the Ducks stunned the Stars in overtime. Desperately needing a win, the Stars bounced back to take Game 3 in Anaheim. However, the Ducks would take a 3—1 series lead by breaking a scoreless tie late in the third period of Game 4. In Game 5, the Stars finally solved Giguere by scoring four goals to keep their playoff hopes alive. Coming off their disappointing playoff loss, the Stars would get off to a shaky start to the 2003—04 season , as they played mediocre hockey through the first three months of the season, posting a sub-.
However, as the calendar turned to 2004, the Stars began to find their game, as they posted a 9—4—3 record in January. As the season wore on, the Stars would get stronger, climbing up the playoff ladder and eventually reaching second place in the Pacific Division, where they finished with a solid 41—26—13—2 record; Marty Turco had another outstanding season, recording a 1. However, the Stars could not carry their momentum into the playoffs, as they were beaten by the Colorado Avalanche in five games in the first round. November would be even better for Dallas, as they won 10 of 13 games and took over first place in the Pacific Division, a position they would hold most of the season, as they went on to finish with a terrific record of 53—23—6. Also performing strongly in shootouts was Sergei Zubov, who used a slow-but-steady backhand to go 7-for-12, as the Stars ultimately won 12 of 13 games that were settled by a shootout.
As the number two seed in the Western Conference, the Stars faced the seventh-seeded Colorado Avalanche. The Stars were favorited to win the Western Conference, and some even predicted them to win the Stanley Cup. However, the Stars would stumble right from the start, losing Game 1 by a score of 5—2 as the Avalanche scored five unanswered goals after the Stars jumped out to a promising 2—0 lead. Game 2 would see the Stars suffer another setback at home, as the Stars lost in overtime 5—4 on a goal by Joe Sakic. On the road in Game 3, the Stars led 3—2 in the final minute before the Avalanche forced overtime on a goal by Andrew Brunette , while Alex Tanguay won the game just 69 seconds into overtime to put the Stars in a 3—0 hole.
Former Stars goalkeeper Andy Moog was promoted to assistant general manager for player development he kept his job as goaltending coach and former player Ulf Dahlen was hired as an assistant coach. During the season, key future pieces — center Mike Ribeiro and defenseman Mattias Norstrom — were added through separate trades. Young players Joel Lundqvist , Krys Barch , Nicklas Grossmann and Chris Conner all saw significant ice time while other players were out of the lineup with injuries. He was the second American-born player to reach the milestone. On September 29, 2006, Brenden Morrow was announced as new team captain, taking the role over from Mike Modano, who had served as the incumbent since 2003.
The Stars qualified for the playoffs as the sixth seed in the Western Conference and squared off against the Vancouver Canucks in the first round. After starting a lackluster 7—7—3 in the 2007—08 season , general manager Doug Armstrong was fired by the team. On November 8, 2007, Mike Modano became the top American born point scorer of all-time, finishing off a shorthanded breakaway opportunity on San Jose Sharks goaltender Evgeni Nabokov. Once again, the Stars surprised everyone by winning the first two games of the series on the road. After the Sharks staved off elimination with back to back wins in Games 4 and 5, captain Brenden Morrow finished the Sharks off in Game 6 with a powerplay goal nearly halfway into the fourth overtime, a moment nicknamed "Cinco De Morrow" by Stars fans as Game 6 ended in the early morning hours of the Cinco De Mayo holiday on May 5.
After falling behind in the series 3—0, the Stars made a series of it winning Games 4 and 5 before ultimately being ousted by the Red Wings in six games. Injuries to Richards and other teammates during the course of the 2008—09 season led the Stars to miss their first playoffs since 2002. The incident forced the team to suspend Avery for the season; he was later waived by the Stars. That incident, plus injuries to key players Brad Richards and Sergei Zubov, caused the Stars to tailspin to a 12th-place finish and the first missed playoffs for Dallas since 2002. In the wake of the season, the Stars hired a new general manager, former player and alternate captain Joe Nieuwendyk.
Hull and Jackson remained with the Stars, but were reassigned to new roles within the organization. Less than a week after he was hired, Nieuwendyk fired six-season head coach Dave Tippett on June 10, 2009, and hired Marc Crawford the next day as his replacement. Other off-season moves included the addition of Charlie Huddy as assistant coach in charge of defense and the promotions of Stu Barnes and Andy Moog to assistant coaches. In the 2010 off-season, the Stars released Marty Turco and Mike Modano, the face of the franchise for the past two decades. Winger Jere Lehtinen, who played his entire career with the Stars, announced his retirement in December 2010.
The team also made key acquisitions, such as winger Adam Burish who was on the 2010 Stanley Cup champion Chicago Blackhawks and goaltender Andrew Raycroft. They also gave Jonathan Cheechoo a try-out, but he was cut and later signed with division rivals San Jose Sharks. After a hot start to the new season, the Stars would dominate the first half of the season, staying in both the Pacific Division lead and within the top three spots of the Western Conference. Through the first half of the season they compiled a 30—15—6 record. However, after the All-Star Break the Stars went into a slump, going on numerous losing streaks which included one-goal losses and blowing late leads in numerous games.
Through this though, the Stars still remained in the playoff picture. After struggling much of the second half of the season the Stars still had a chance to make the playoffs by winning all their games in the month of April. They managed to win all of them except for their season finale as they lost on the road at the Minnesota Wild 5—3, costing them a playoff spot. After missing the playoffs for the third consecutive season, Dallas fired coach Marc Crawford on April 12, 2011.
Поддерживающий состав «Маверикс» сыграл лучше, особенно из-за дуги, улучшив эффективность с 3 из 15 в первой игре до 5 из 11 во второй. Одним из важных изменений для «Клипперс» стало возвращение Кавая Леонарда, который пропустил девять игр подряд из-за травмы правого колена. После долгого отсутствия он не смог найти свою форму, промазав все пять трехочковых попыток во второй игре, набрав всего 15 очков.
Даллас – Миннесота 04.12.2022 прямая трансляция
Хоккеисты «Миннесоты Уайлд» дома проиграли «Даллас Старз» в шестом матче серии плей-офф НХЛ. Dallas Stars goaltender Jake Oettinger nominated for King Clancy Memorial Trophy. "Даллас Старз" обыграли команду клуба "Миннесота Уайлд" и вышли во второй раунд плей-офф Национальной хоккейной лиги. Клуб «Даллас Старз» на выезде обыграл «Миннесоту Уайлд» в шестом матче первого раунда Кубка Стэнли.
Даллас – Миннесота 04.12.2022 прямая трансляция
Как сообщал Profile. Встреча в Сент-Поле завершилась победой гостей со счетом 3:2. Обладатель Кубка Стэнли 1999 года. Клуб дважды выигрывал Президентский Кубок в 1998 и 1999 годах. Команда трижды становилась чемпионом Западной конференции.
Despite the shortened season and the losing record, the Stars again made the playoffs, losing in five games to the Red Wings in the first round. He remained on the team until he left the league in 2009. The 1995—96 season would be the first season under new owner Tom Hicks. Selke Trophy winner Guy Carbonneau , who was then with the St. Louis Blues. The Stars recorded only 11 wins in the first half of the season, and Bob Gainey relinquished his coaching duties in January to be the full-time general manager of the team.
The Stars then traded for Benoit Hogue from the Toronto Maple Leafs late in the season, but ultimately finished in sixth place in the Central Division, missing the playoffs for the first time since moving to Texas. The Stars bested their 1994 totals, posting 48 wins and reaching the 100-point mark for the first time in franchise history. The Stars won the Central Division , their first division title since 1983—84 when they were still the Minnesota North Stars and were seeded second in the playoffs. Defenseman Grant Ledyard tripped in overtime of Game 7, allowing Todd Marchant to score the game- and series-winning goal on a breakaway against goaltender Andy Moog. During the 1997 off-season, the Stars signed star goaltender Ed Belfour as a free agent after a well-publicized falling-out with the San Jose Sharks, which had traded a number of players to the Chicago Blackhawks to obtain him in January in the previous season. The 1997—98 season was another banner year for the Stars.
The Stars again set franchise records in wins 49 and points 109. Belfour set franchise season records for goals against average 1. The Stars were the first overall seed for the 1998 Stanley Cup playoffs and defeated the eighth-seeded San Jose Sharks in six games in the first round. In the second round, they again met the Edmonton Oilers, this time defeating them in five games. The Red Wings went on to win their second consecutive Stanley Cup. Hull had already had a successful career with the St.
Louis Blues, with three consecutive 70-goal seasons and a Hart Memorial Trophy , but a fallout with Blues management led Hull to leave St. Louis via free agency. In the 1998—99 season, the Stars won 51 games, surpassing the 50-win mark for the first time in franchise history. They also recorded 114 points, which still stands today as a franchise record. Winger Jere Lehtinen was also awarded the Frank J. Selke Trophy.
In the first round of the playoffs, Dallas faced the Edmonton Oilers. The Stars swept the Oilers in four close games, winning Game 4 in the third overtime on a goal by Joe Nieuwendyk. They then faced the St. Louis Blues in the second round. After taking a 2—0 series lead, the Blues came back to tie the series. The Stars then won the next two games to beat the Blues in six games.
The series again ended on an overtime goal, this time in Game 6 from Mike Modano. In the Conference Finals, they faced the Colorado Avalanche for the first time in Stars playoff history. This would be the first of four playoff meetings between the Stars and Avalanche in the next seven years. After both the Stars and the Avalanche split the first four games at a 2—2 series tie, the Avalanche won Game 5 by a score of 7—5, taking a 3—2 series lead, The Stars rallied winning game six on the road, and Game 7 at home, both by 4—1 scorelines. After splitting the first four games, the Stars vaunted defense would hold the Sabres to only one goal in the next two, winning Game 5 2—0 and Game 6 2—1 on a triple-overtime goal by Brett Hull. That season, the league still had the "crease rule" in effect, which provided that if any player of the attacking team who did not have possession of the puck entered the crease before the puck, then any resulting goal was disallowed.
Hull had initially gained possession of the puck outside the crease and had made a shot that was blocked by Buffalo goaltender Dominik Hasek. Officials therefore determined that rather than calling it a loose puck, Hull would be considered to have had continuous possession of the puck from before his first shot outside the crease. The complexity of the crease rule, and the attendant difficulties in understanding its application by fans and players alike, combined with the controversy arising out of the disputed Stanley Cup-winning goal, resulted in the crease rule being repealed the following season. The Stars ultimately won the Pacific Division for the second year in a row, and were seeded second in the Western Conference. Dallas then defeated the Edmonton Oilers and San Jose Sharks in the first and second rounds, both 4—1 series victories. Because the Devils finished the regular season with one more point than Dallas, the Stars had to play their first playoff series without home-ice advantage since 1995.
In the playoffs, the Stars and the Edmonton Oilers met in the first round, battling back-and-forth through the first four games, with each game decided by one goal, including three going into overtime. Game 5 would also go to overtime, as the Stars took a 3—2 series lead on a goal by Kirk Muller. However, in Game 6 in Edmonton , the Stars did not need overtime, advancing to the second round with a 3—1 win. Facing the St. Louis Blues, the Stars would run out of gas, being swept in four straight games. Marty Turco was awarded the starting goaltender position in the 2002—03 season, with the departure of Ed Belfour to free agency.
Moving into the brand new American Airlines Center for the 2001—02 season , the Stars had a slow start to the season, as goaltender Ed Belfour struggled through one of his worst seasons. Head coach Ken Hitchcock was eventually fired, being replaced by Rick Wilson. Despite the coaching change, the Stars continued to play poor hockey. The Stars would eventually go on to post a respectable record of 35—28—13—5. However, it would not be enough for the playoffs, as they fell four points short of the final eighth spot in the Western Conference. Following the season, coach Rick Wilson would return to assistant coaching duties, as the Stars brought in Dave Tippett as his replacement.
To begin the 2002—03 season , the Stars awarded the starting goaltending position to Marty Turco , who went on to have one of the best seasons in NHL history, posting the lowest goals-against average GAA since 1940, at 1.
На последнем рубеже, уверенно действует Густавсон, что очень важно в играх на вылет. К тому же, по ходу первого матча, получил травму лидер и ветеран Далласа Джо Павельски. После столкновения с защитником Дикарей нападающий хозяев долго не мог подняться и только при помощи партнёров и персонала отправился в раздевалку.
Шестой матч состоится 29 апреля. В «Миннесоте» отличиться никому не удалось. Российский нападающий Кирилл Капризов в этой заработал коэффициент полезности «-2». Капризов не набирает очки уже 4-й матч кряду.
«Даллас» обыграл «Миннесоту», забросив восемь шайб. У Дадонова гол
Visit ESPN for Dallas Stars live scores, video highlights, and latest news. Последним полуфиналистом нынешнего розыгрыша Кубка Стэнли стал «Даллас Старс». Миннесота Уайлд: статистика для ставок, прогнозы экспертов, отборные коэффициенты в беттинг-центре Legalbet на игру 26 апреля 2023. После победы в первом матче плей-офф Национальной хоккейной лиги «Миннесота Уайлд» неожиданно превратилась из андердога серии с «Даллас Старз» в реального претендента на попадание в следующий этап соревнований.
Миннесота Уайлд – Даллас Старз
Апрель Даллас — Миннесота 07. Март Миннесота — Даллас 21. Декабрь Даллас — Миннесота 19. Ноябрь Миннесота — Даллас 08.
Февраль Даллас — Миннесота 19. Январь Миннесота — Даллас 01. Декабрь Миннесота — Даллас 30.
Октябрь Даллас — Миннесота 07. Апрель Даллас — Миннесота 15. Март Миннесота — Даллас 02.
После долгого отсутствия он не смог найти свою форму, промазав все пять трехочковых попыток во второй игре, набрав всего 15 очков. Джеймс Харден 25 очков в среднем и Пол Джордж 22 очка в каждой игре лидируют по набранным очкам за «Клипперс». Однако, в то время как «Маверикс» во второй игре получили больше поддержки, у «Лос-Анджелес Клипперс» поддержка снизилась: Ивица Зубац с 20 до 13 очков, Теренс Манн с 13 до 5, а Рассел Уэстбрук с 13 до 7.
The Stars finished with a 34—37—11 record in an injury-plagued 2016—17 season , missing the playoffs for the seventh time in the past nine seasons. Ken Hitchcock returned as head coach for the following season , however once again the Stars missed the playoffs. Hitchcock retired after the season and was succeeded at the head coaching spot by Jim Montgomery.
The Stars defeated the Central Division-champion Nashville Predators in a six-game series the first round, but fell to the eventual Stanley Cup champion St. Louis Blues in seven games, losing Game 7 on the road in double-overtime by a score of 2—1 despite a 52-save performance by goaltender Ben Bishop. To start the 2019—20 season the Stars sputtered to a 1—7—1 start through their first nine games.
However the Stars soon rallied and rattled off a 14—1—1 record between October 19 and November 25 of 2019, which catapulted the Stars to an eventual season record of 37—24—8 through 69 games, as the regular season was suspended in March 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Barely two full months into his second season as Stars head coach, on December 10, 2019 the Stars fired head coach Jim Montgomery for "unprofessional conduct inconsistent with the core values and beliefs of the Dallas Stars and the National Hockey League. He did not offer specifics "out of respect for everyone involved," only saying that it did not involve abuse of players or criminal conduct.
This was the first NHL outdoor game for both teams [46] and with a sold-out crowd of 85,630 at the Cotton Bowl, it was the second-most attended game in NHL history. By virtue of having one of the top four highest point percentages in the Western Conference at the time the season was suspended, the Stars played in a round-robin tournament against three of the other top four teams in the Western Conference Vegas Golden Knights, Colorado Avalanche, and St. The Stars defeated the Flames in six games in the first round, and then defeated the Colorado Avalanche in a seven game series that ended with a Joel Kiviranta hat-trick performance in Game 7, which included his series-winning OT goal.
The Stars would defeat the Vegas Golden Knights in five games in the Western Conference Finals to advance to the Stanley Cup Finals for the first time since 2000, [50] as the Stars would end a second consecutive series of the playoffs with a series-winning OT goal when Denis Gurianov scored 3:36 into the first overtime period of Game 5, winning the game 3—2 for the Stars. The Stars would rebound in the 2021—22 season with a 98-point 46—30—6 record, good enough for the first wild-card spot in the Western Conference playoffs where they played the Pacific Division-champion Calgary Flames in the first round. They were defeated by the Flames in seven games, losing 3—2 in overtime of Game 7 in Calgary.
Robertson accomplished this feat in a game at the Arizona Coyotes on March 31, 2023 when he scored a goal as part of a Stars 5—2 win over the Coyotes, his goal was his record-breaking 94th point of the season and 100th goal of his career. The Stars opened the playoffs at home with an double-overtime loss in Game 1, as nearly midway through regulation of Game 1 Joe Pavelski was knocked out with a concussion for the remainder of the first round series on a hit by Wild defenseman Matt Dumba. The Stars then faced the Seattle Kraken in the second round of the playoffs.
The Kraken, in only their second season of existence, had upset the defending Stanley Cup champion Colorado Avalanche in the first round. The Stars would immediately go down 3-0 in the series versus Vegas after dropping the first two games in overtime on the road and a 4-0 loss at home in Game 3, in Game 3 captain Jamie Benn was suspended for two games for an illegal cross-check on Vegas captain Mark Stone. Throughout the hockey history of Reunion Arena, the arena was known for having one of the worst ice surfaces in the league, especially in its final days hosting the Stars.
The Stars played at Reunion for eight years, from 1993 — 2001. The Stars, along with the Buffalo Sabres and Carolina Hurricanes are one of only three NHL teams to simulcast the entirety of their games on TV and radio, which the team has done since their 1993 arrival in Dallas. The original broadcast team from 1993 to 1996 was Mike Fornes play-by-play and Ralph Strangis color.
Fornes left the broadcast team after the 1995—96 season; Strangis moved to the play-by-play role and color commentator Daryl "Razor" Reaugh was added. This is done because AM radio signals often cannot penetrate concrete and steel building exteriors. Strangis retired from the booth after the 2014—15 season and was replaced by Dave Strader.
In June 2016, Strader was diagnosed with cholangiocarcinoma , a fairly rare and aggressive form of cancer of the bile duct. To begin the 2016—17 season, Reaugh assumed play-by-play duties while Strader underwent treatment. Studio analyst and former Stars defenseman, Craig Ludwig , took over as color commentator.
After the game, the Stars saluted Strader at center ice. On October 1, 2017, Strader died of cancer at age 62, leaving Reaugh and Ludwig to call the 2017—18 season. In July 2018, the Stars announced that Reaugh would return to color commentary for the 2018—19 season, with former studio host Josh Bogorad taking over the play-by-play.
Away uniforms were black and home uniforms were white. During this time the black pants included the word "Dallas" in gold run through the sides with green stripes. In the 1997—98 season, the Stars introduced an alternate uniform that partly resembled those worn during the NHL All-Star Game at the time.
The uniform was mostly green on top and black at the bottom, in a star-shaped design. For the 1999—2000 season, it became the primary away uniform, and was paired with a new home uniform featuring the same basic design, with white on top and green at the bottom. They kept this design until the 2006—07 season, during which the league switched color designations on home and away jerseys in the 2003—04 season.
The striping was also eliminated on the black pants. The Stars introduced an alternate jersey for the 2003—04 season that proved both embarrassing and unpopular to critics and fans. The uniform, which introduced a red as a new trim color, was black with a green bottom and featured a modern representation of the constellation Taurus topped by a trailing green star with red trail marks.
However, fans and critics derided the uniform crest for its resemblance to a uterus , nicknaming it the "Mooterus. With the switch to the Reebok Edge uniform system, the jerseys underwent a complete redesign. The primary away jerseys, which were used from 2007 to 2010 and was used as an alternate for its final season, had the Stars logo crest in front and the uniform number on the top right, with the Texas alternate logo on the shoulders.
An alternate white jersey based on the home black jersey was introduced for the 2008—09 season; they became the regular away uniforms for the 2010—11 season. The lettering is in green with gold and black trim. Both uniforms were used until the 2012—13 season.
A new logo and uniforms were introduced for the 2013—14 season. The inner collar features the team name on the home uniforms, and the city name on the away uniforms. The secondary logo, with the primary inside a roundel with the team name, is featured in the shoulders.
This design was retained once Adidas took over as uniform supplier prior to the 2017—18 season, the only exception being "Victory Green" replacing both "Stars" and "Dallas" on the inner collar of the home and away uniforms respectively. The uniform features the word "Stars" with the star substituting for the letter A in the middle of the big letter "D". Both are in white with silver trim.
A silhouette of the state of Texas in silver and green trim with the letter "D" inside adorns the left sleeve.
Однако, в отличие от первой игры, когда Дончич набрал 33 очка, а Ирвинг 31, а остальная команда забросили лишь 10 из 36 бросков и проиграла 97-109, Пи Джей Вашингтон 18 очков и Деррик Джонс-младший 10 очков вместе реализовали 9 из 16 бросков, что помогло «Далласу» победить в ответной игре. Хотя Дончич 32 очка и Ирвинг 23 очка набрали на девять очков меньше в победе, они реализовали 19 из 44 бросков и 9 из 22 трехочковых. Поддерживающий состав «Маверикс» сыграл лучше, особенно из-за дуги, улучшив эффективность с 3 из 15 в первой игре до 5 из 11 во второй.
Даллас Старз - Миннесота Уайлд прогноз на матч
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