US EditionDallas and Colorado face off in game 7 of the first round
- On Saturday night at the American Airlines Center in Dallas, the Stars secured a 4-2 victory over the Colorado Avalanche in the deciding Game 7 of their NHL playoff first-round series.
- After falling behind 2-0 early in the third period, the Stars came back strong by scoring four consecutive goals to secure the win in a tightly contested 3-3 series.
- Mikko Rantanen energized the Stars’ rally with two goals in the third period and capped the victory by scoring into an empty net, while Jake Oettinger recorded 24 saves.
- Coach Pete DeBoer improved to 9-0 in Game 7s, and Dallas will face the winner of the upcoming Jets-Blues Game 7 in the Western Conference semifinals.
- The win advances Dallas to another deep playoff run and highlights the significance of Game 7 in bolstering legacies on both sides after a season-long rivalry.
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Dallas overcame Colorado after a tough fight
The Dallas Stars defeated the Colorado Avalanche 4-2 in Game 7 of the first round of the NHL playoffs to advance to the next round with a 4-3 win. Finnish Mikko Rantanen was the key man of the match, participating in all successful attacks by the hosts with three goals and an assist.
The Fort Morgan Times
Sterling Journal-AdvocateAs Game 7 beckons, Avalanche’s respect for Mikko Rantanen has not wavered
Nicknames are a foundational aspect of hockey culture, and there weren’t many better than a mountain of a man named “Moose” roaming around the ice and scoring for a team at the base of the Front Range. But that wasn’t who Mikko Rantanen was in the Colorado Avalanche locker room. He was Mikko. Not every hockey nickname sticks inside the dressing room. Sure, Erik Johnson is EJ. Devon Toews is Tazer. But Nathan MacKinnon is Nate, not Nate Dogg or T…
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