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The Minnesota Wild pulled out a dramatic 3–2 overtime win over the Dallas Stars in Game 4, tying the series at 2–2 in front of a packed home crowd. Matt Boldy delivered the game-winner with just 28.9 seconds left in OT, tipping in the decisive goal after a back-and-forth battle all night. Dallas struck first and held a 2–1 lead late into the third period before Marcus Foligno tied it up, shifting momentum toward Minnesota. Jesper Wallstedt was a difference-maker in net with 43 saves and a .956 save percentage, keeping the Wild alive under constant pressure. With the series now even, Game 5 becomes a pivotal turning point as both teams fight to take control.

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The Dallas Stars take Game 3 in dramatic fashion, beating the Minnesota Wild 4-3 in double overtime to take a 2-1 series lead. Wyatt Johnston delivered the game winner in 2OT, capping off a back and forth battle that never let up. Dallas showed resilience all night, answering every push from Minnesota and proving they can win under pressure. With momentum now on their side, the Stars are starting to look like a team built for a deep playoff run.

The Dallas Stars bounced back with a 4 to 2 win over the Minnesota Wild in Game 2 to even the series at one game apiece. After giving up the first goal Dallas stayed composed and responded with steady pressure that shifted momentum in their favor. Wyatt Johnston led the way with two goals including a late empty netter while Matt Duchene and Jason Robertson added key scoring to build the lead. Minnesota got both of its goals from Brock Faber but could not keep up with Dallas as the game wore on. Jake Oettinger made 28 saves and controlled the game late to secure the win and reset the series heading into Game 3.

Brandon Nimmo recorded his 1,000th career hit on April 18, 2026, marking a major milestone in his steady rise as one of the most consistent hitters in baseball.

The Minnesota Wild did not just win Game 1. They took control of the series from the start and made it clear this is not going to be easy for Dallas. Minnesota beat the Dallas Stars 6 to 1 on the road, stealing home ice and completely setting the tone. From the opening period, the Wild looked faster, sharper, and way more prepared for playoff hockey. Joel Eriksson Ek got things going early with a power play goal, and it only got worse for Dallas from there. In the second period, the Wild exploded. Kirill Kaprizov scored less than a minute in, Ryan Hartman followed, and Matt Boldy added another to make it 4 to 0 before Dallas could even settle in. The Stars finally got on the board with a power play goal from Jason Robertson, but it never felt like a comeback was coming. Minnesota answered again in the third with another power play goal from Eriksson Ek, and Boldy sealed it late to make it 6 to 1. Boldy and Eriksson Ek both finished with two goals and one assist, leading a Wild offense that looked dangerous every time they touched the puck. Kaprizov added a goal and two assists, and Mats Zuccarello quietly had three assists, controlling the flow all night. The difference in this game was execution. Minnesota capitalized on their chances and took advantage of Dallas mistakes. The Stars, despite a strong regular season, looked out of rhythm and struggled to generate real pressure outside of special teams. In net, Jesper Wallstedt was locked in, stopping 27 of 28 shots and shutting down any chance of momentum for Dallas. Jake Oettinger, on the other hand, gave up five goals and never really looked comfortable behind a defense that couldn’t slow Minnesota down. Now the Wild lead the series 1 to 0 and have already taken home ice advantage. Game 1 does not decide a series, but it does reveal a lot, and right now Minnesota looks like the team in control. If Dallas does not respond in Game 2, this series could shift fast.

The NHL playoffs begin this Saturday as 16 teams start their chase for the Stanley Cup. Every game matters now, with intense matchups, overtime drama, and championship dreams on the line. Fans can expect fast hockey, physical battles, and unforgettable moments as the road to the Cup begins. Who do you have taking the cup?

The Dallas Stars are set to face the Minnesota Wild for the first round of the NHL playoffs! The Stars who currently have 104 points with 4 games left to play will battle it out for home ice with the Wild who currently sit with 102 points and 4 games left. The Stars and the Wild will face Thursday April 9th in Dallas with big home ice implications.

Last night the University of Michigan defeated the UConn Huskies to win the national championship showcasing a dominant performance. The victory cements Michigan's place among college basketball's elite and marks a defining moment for the program.

“He is not here, for he has risen, as he said. Come, see the place where he lay.” ‭‭Matthew‬ ‭28‬:‭6 Happy Easter to all have a blessed day!