The Dallas Stars are coming off a fantastic win in Game 3 that saw them take a 2-1 series lead. Dallas received yet another impressive performance from Mikko Rantanen who contributed a three-point effort, one of which coming via a goal. Jake Oettinger kept the Jets at bay while stopping 24 of 26 shots thrown his way. The Stars will look to back the Jets into a corner on Tuesday night as they set their sights on taking a two-game series lead. 

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Everything seems to be going the Stars's way thus far in their series with the Winnipeg Jets. Not only did they take Game 1, something they haven't done since 2020, but they currently hold a 2-1 series lead. The Stars stand on the precipice of capturing a commanding two-game lead on their home ice.

Observations From Stars 5-2 Win in Game Three Sunday afternoon's game gave the <a href="https://thehockeynews.com/nhl/dallas-stars">Dallas Stars</a> a 2-1 series lead against the Winnipeg Jets, with a pivotal Game 4 set for Tuesday night.

Along with the excitement of a potential victory, the Stars will also have defenseman Miro Heiskanen back on the ice after being absent since Jan. 28th. The Finnish has scored 16 goals and 61 points in 85 playoffs games. 

Tonight's Game 4 tilt will kick off at 7pm CDT and can be viewed on ESPN.