US EditionStars Bring 3-2 Series Lead Into Game 6 Against the Jets
- The Dallas Stars lead the series 3-2 against the Winnipeg Jets before Game 6 on Saturday at home, aiming to advance in the NHL playoffs.
- The Jets forced this situation by winning Game 5 with a 4-0 shutout, highlighted by Nikolaj Ehlers scoring twice and strong goaltending from Connor Hellebuyck.
- Stars coach Pete DeBoer urged his team to treat Game 6 like a Game 7 despite having the series lead, while Jets captain Adam Lowry stressed the need for a road win to avoid elimination.
- Hellebuyck has not allowed a goal to Dallas for over 141 minutes and recorded back-to-back shutouts in Winnipeg, and Stars forward Matt Duchene said, "We don't want to come back here for Game 7."
- If the Stars fall on Saturday, the series will be tied and head back to Winnipeg for a decisive Game 7 on Monday, with the victor moving on to face a well-rested Edmonton Oilers squad in the Western Conference Final.
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Dallas Stars look to knock out Winnipeg in Game 6, and not let Hellebuyck have another shot at home
Winnipeg Jets goaltender Connor Hellebuyck has back-to-back shutouts and hasn’t allowed a goal to Dallas in more than 141 minutes at home
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