Minnesota Wild @ Dallas Stars

WESTERN CONFERENCE FIRST ROUND - GAME 2 • DAL leads series 2-0

38-33-11

Final

	1	2	3	T
Wild MIN	0	0	1	1
Stars DAL	0	1	1	2

Dallas StarsStarsDAL

50-23-9

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Wild
0
Stars
4

Game 1

15/4

Wild
1
Stars
2

Game 2

17/4

Stars
3
Wild
5

Game 3

19/4

Stars
3
Wild
2

Game 4

21/4

Wild
5
Stars
4

Game 5

23/4

Stars
5
Wild
4

Game 6

25/4

American Airlines Center

8:00 AM, 17 April 2016

Dallas, TX

Attendance: 18,988

Referees:
Brad Meier
Kevin Pollock

Linesmen:
Ryan Galloway

Team	W	L	OTL	PTS
Colorado	55	16	11	121
Dallas	50	20	12	112
Minnesota	46	24	12	104
Utah	43	33	6	92
St. Louis	37	33	12	86
Nashville	38	34	10	86
Winnipeg	35	35	12	82
Chicago	29	39	14	72

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Abby Roque had two goals to lead the Montreal Victoire to their first PWHL championship with a 4-0 victory over the Ottawa Charge in Game 4 of the Walter Cup Finals.

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Ryan Leonard scored the decisive penalty for the United States in a 4-3 shootout win over Germany at the ice hockey world championship on Wednesday.

Capitals re-sign D Timothy Liljegren to 2-year, $6.5M contract

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Minnesota Wild @ Dallas Stars

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Montreal wraps up first PWHL title in Game 4 shutout of Ottawa

U.S. beats Germany in shootout at ice hockey worlds

Capitals re-sign D Timothy Liljegren to 2-year, $6.5M contract