
What - Game 52 (30-16-5)
When - 8 p.m. EST, Tuesday, Feb. 13
Where - American Airlines Center; Dallas, TX
How to Watch - Bally Sports South, Bally Sports Southwest
The Carolina Hurricanes are once again back on the road for the first time since Jan. 24 as they travel down south to take on the Dallas Stars (32-14-6).
The Canes, who are winners of their last two and most recently beat the New Jersey Devils 1-0 in overtime on Saturday, have played on the road just once in the last 12 games.
In that span, the team has gone 8-3-1.
Dallas won their last contest, a 3-2 win over Montreal, and have won five of their last six. The Stars have had a really balanced offensive attack with two productive lines and a killer top pair.
Joe Pavelski continues to be an ageless wonder and Matt Duchene and Tyler Seguin appear to be turning back the clock this season.
Overall, Dallas has a ton of balance while still having those game-breaking talents like Jason Robertson and Roope Hintz.
Streaks
Milestone Watch
Game Notes
Key Matchups
Starting Goalies
Leading Scorers
Power Play
Penalty Kill
Hurricanes Projected Lineup
Andrei Svechnikov - Sebastian Aho - Teuvo Teravainen
Michael Bunting - Jack Drury - Martin Necas
Jordan Martinook - Jordan Staal - Seth Jarvis
Stefan Noesen - Jesperi Kotkaniemi - Jesper Fast
Jaccob Slavin - Brent Burns
Brady Skjei - Dmitry Orlov
Tony DeAngelo - Jalen Chatfield
Pyotr Kochetkov
Spencer Martin
Injuries and Scratches: Brendan Lemieux, Brett Pesce* (illness), Antti Raanta (LBI), Frederik Andersen (blood-clotting issue)
*Brett Pesce remains a game-time decision. If he goes, Tony DeAngelo will draw out.
Stars Projected Lineup
Jason Robertson - Roope Hintz - Joe Pavelski
Mason Marchment - Matt Duchene - Tyler Seguin
Jamie Benn - Wyatt Johnston - Ty Dellandrea
Sam Steel - Radek Faksa - Craig Smith
Thomas Harley - Miro Heiskanen
Esa Lindell - Jani Hakanpaa
Ryan Suter - Nils Lundkvist
Jake Oettinger
Scott Wedgewood
Injuries and Scratches: Radek Faksa, Joel Hanley, Evgenii Dadonov (LBI)
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