Five different players found the back of the net for Dallas, using a momentum-swinging second period to even the second-round series at 2-2.
It was Pavelski’s sixth goal in this round of playoffs after missing all but the first two periods of the Minnesota series with a concussion.“Everyone has stepped up, right?’’ Domi said. “They’re a good team with a lot of speed, but if you stay with it, you’ll have your chances, too.’’The Stars had four goals halfway through the second period while Seattle had eight shots on goal. His save percentage slipped closer towards .900 for the series as he stopped 16 of 19 shots.
Before Tuesday’s Game 4, Oettinger was able to laugh off the fact that he had talked after a Game 2 victory in Dallas about the likelihood that he would surrender another four-goal period someday as he had done in Game 1. He just didn’t know it would come in Game 3. “I maybe jinxed myself,’’ Oettinger said. “Got that out of my system and looking to not do that again, that’s for sure. I feel really confident I can shake that off and have a good performance tonight.’’
To no one’s surprise, the leader in minutes played was Heiskanen with 31. He wore a full face mask after taking a puck to the left cheek in Game 3 here and relayed how tough it was to hear that game getting away from the Stars. “I could hear the goal horn, that’s a bad feeling when you’re lying on a table,’’ he said. “We didn’t play well enough to win Game 3, but tonight was a whole different story.
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