The Seattle Kraken hosted the Dallas Stars on Saturday, March 29. The Stars took the victory 5-1 and with it, earned a spot in the playoffs.

In a thrilling matchup that had fans on the edge of their seats, the Dallas Stars secured a narrow 3-2 overtime victory against the Philadelphia Flyers. The game showcased not only impressive athleticism and strategy but also a moment of confusion that left both fans and players questioning the integrity of goal line technology in hockey.

Dallas capitalized on its chances when they arose and Casey DeSmith shut the door with a brilliant performance against a hungry opponent

Defenseman Thomas Harley scored his second goal of the game nine seconds into overtime, giving the Dallas Stars a 3-2 win over the Philadelphia Flyers.

The second period of the game took an unexpected turn when the Stars thought they had scored a crucial goal. After a shot by Matt Duchene sent Flyers goaltender Samuel Ersson sprawling, the puck seemed to make its way tantalizingly close to crossing the goal line.

Dallas Stars goalie Casey DeSmith, right, kicks away a shot from Calgary Flames' Martin Pospisil during first period NHL hockey action ... s Connor Zary kicked the puck into the Dallas net at ...

Gage Goncalves scored Tampa Bay’s third goal in the fourth round of the shootout and the Lightning beat the Dallas Stars 3-2.

Coming off an overtime victory against the Philadelphia Flyers, the Dallas Stars (44-21-4, 2nd in the Central Division) host the Minnesota Wild (40-25-5, 4th in the Central Division) to close out a four-game homestand. Here’s what to know as Dallas takes on Minnesota.

The Dallas Stars punched their ticket to another Stanley Cup Playoff berth with a 5-1 lead over the Kraken in Seattle on Saturday night. The playoff berth marks the fourth consecutive year that the Stars will be playing hockey in the spring for the fourth consecutive year,