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Dallas Stars Daily Links: New Schedule Released

Game 4 is scheduled for Sunday at 5 PM and Game 5 for Monday at 8:45 PM. Plus, what comes next after play resumes, highlighting some of NHL history’s premier playoff performers, and more.

As previously reported, the NHLPA and NHLhave postponed all playoff games until Saturday, including the Game 4 matchup between the Dallas Stars and Colorado Avalanche originally scheduled for tonight.

Instead, the Stars will be squaring off this Sunday at 5:00 PM CDT:

As can be seen above, the game will be the first in a back-to-back, with Game 5 taking place on Monday at 8:45 PM. It’ll be interesting to see how it affects each team, as both are missing their starting goaltender in Ben Bishop and Philipp Grubaeur due to injury.

The expectation is that Anton Khudobin and Pavel Francouz will simply start both games, but playing tired could further open up scoring in what has already been a high-scoring series. If the Stars want to eliminate the Avalanche in five (or at least not face a Game 6 elimination), they’ll have to keep up the offense.

On the Protests

Here is what Jason Dickinson had to say on behalf of the Stars in yesterday’s press conference:

Of course, Dickinson wasn’t the only Stars player there — heck, I’m not sure there was a single player in the Western bubble missing:

So what are the next steps after the protests? Matt Larkin breaks it down:

Around the League

The Stanley Cup playoffs have a tendency to bring out the best in players, even those who aren’t superstars. Down Goes Brown puts together a team of some of the biggest postseason producers:

From an on-ice perspective, the Vegas Golden Knights going with Robin Lehner in net over Marc-Andre Fleury was (arguably) the right call. But it still leaves a bit of a sour taste in your mouth:

Finally, a blast from the (not so distant) past — Matthew Tkachuk, who missed most of the series, opens up about the Calgary Flames’ first round exit to the Stars:

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