It takes a team to win.
And this team, is on a roll.
The Dallas Stars have won two consecutive games against the Colorado Avalanche – in overtime no less. That is no easy feat, for any team.
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The Stars were able to take the wind out of the sails of the Avalanche on the game, marking the return of Gabriel Landeskog to action after a 1000+ day absence.
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They were down 1-0 just 8:09 left of the first period. The Avalanche carried that lead into the third period. Jamie Benn tied up the game almost halfway through the third period.
At that point, the game needed extra time.
Tyler Seguin played the hero, scoring his second goal of the playoffs just 5:31 left in overtime. However, Seguin wouldn’t have been able to score that goal without the help of one of his teammates.
Stars Goaltender Might Have To Be Perfect For Stars To Take Series Lead In Colorado
The Dallas Stars prepare for their Game Three matchup as they head to Colorado. The Stars are coming of a thrilling conclusion in Game Two as they pulled off a win in overtime to tie the series. The Stars will now face the tough task of winning games in the Ball Arena, a location that has not been kind to Dallas this season. The Stars will need goaltender Jake Oettinger to continue his solid play, or even take his play to another level, to give the Stars an edge to come back home with a series lead.
Esa Lindell blocked a Artturi Lehkonen shot, not even four minutes into overtime. When Lindell did that, Lehkonen had a clear open net. Lindell saved the Stars the game.
Two minutes earlier he blocked another shot. By the time Seguin scored his goal, Lindell had blocked three shots in his 27:19 of ice time in the game.
For every Seguin, a team also needs a Lindell. Luckily for the Stars, they had both contributed to the win.
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