The Dallas Stars head to TD Garden in Boston to wrap up a quick two game road trip.
After a loss to the Buffalo Sabres, the Dallas Stars wrap up a two game road trip tonight in Boston against the perennial Eastern Conference playoff team.
The Stars only two losses this season have been on the road, and both have been to Eastern Conference teams. After tonight, Dallas heads back home to play the Chicago Blackhawks before taking the long flight to Europe in preparation to play in the NHL Global Series against the Florida Panthers in Tampere, Finland.
The Stars are looking to redeem themselves after a 4-2 loss to the Buffalo Sabres on Tuesday night. Trailing 3-0, the Stars almost rallied for a third period comeback after scoring two goals when they pulled the goalie, but eventually fell short.
The Bruins are also looking to get back into the win column after getting shut out 4-0 by the Nashville Predators. That was Nashville's first win of the season and the first time Boston has been shut out. Boston is currently on a two game losing streak, and after a bit of a rocky start under former Stars head coach Jim Montgomery, they are only 3-3-1.
What to watch for:
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Projected lines:
Robertson-Hintz-Johnston
Marchment-Duchene-Seguin
Benn-Stankoven-Dadonov
Steel-Back-Blackwell
Dumba-Heiskanen
Lindell-Lundkvist
Harley-Lybushkin
DeSmith
Oettinger
Lines are subject to change, as DeBoer announced at morning skate that there are a couple game-time decisions.
Puck drop is at 6 p.m. CDT and can be seen on Victory+ locally and ESPN+ in out of market areas.
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