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Stars score early, defeat Avalanche in Game 5
Johnston gave the Stars a 1-0 lead nine seconds into the first. Off the opening face-off, he chased down a dump-in to the right of the net and scored with a sharp-angled shot that deflected in off the side of Blackwood. The goal is tied for the fifth-fastest to begin a game in Stanley Cup Playoff history.
Full coverage: Stars smacked by Avalanche, series heads back to Dallas tied 2-2
The Dallas Stars take the ice once again for Game 4 of their first-round series against the Colorado Avalanche. The Stars enter the game looking to take a commanding 3-1 series lead after having won back-to-back overtime playoff games for the first time in franchise history.
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Johnston’s record-setting starter goal came on a shot from the immediate left of the net. The 21-year-old forward already in ...
Wyatt Johnston needed just nine seconds to make an impact, scoring the fastest playoff goal in Dallas Stars history to spark a 6-2 triumph over the Colorado Avalanche in Game 5 of their first-round ...
They need you, Cale. The Dallas Divers can spot a sucker in pinstripes from a mile away. Five games in, it’s looking like a ...
Wyatt Johnston scored nine seconds in for the quickest goal ever to start a playoff game for the Dallas Stars.
DENVER -- The Colorado Avalanche are heading to Dallas with a plan to regain the lead in their Western Conference First Round ...
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They have a strong supporting cast, too, including youngsters (Wyatt Johnston), savvy veterans (Matt Duchene, Roope Hintz) ...
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Having captain Gabriel Landeskog back is certainly going to stir up some championship memories for the Colorado Avalanche.
His first game back also ended with Mikko Rantanen’s first huge moment in a Dallas Stars uniform. Rantanen was held without a ...
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