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Game 5 was a statement. The Dallas Stars dismantled the Colorado Avalanche 6–2 in their best performance of the series so far. Wyatt Johnston opened the scoring nine seconds in, Jake Oettinger stole the first period, and Mikko Rantanen and Roope Hintz finally broke through.
In this episode, Ryan, Chris, and James react to:
Johnston’s two-goal breakout and captain-level leadership
Oettinger’s clutch performance under pressure
The shutdown defensive effort (and a surprising nod to Petrovic)
Why Cale Makar and the Avs’ top pairing might be in their heads
A brutally honest take on the refs and special teams
Plus: Who’s the biggest winner and biggest loser of the night? And should Blackwood or Wedgewood start Game 6?
This is one of the most complete games we’ve seen from Dallas all postseason—and it might have just shifted the entire series.
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By Ryan Chambers, Chris Chambers, James Chambers4.6
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Game 5 was a statement. The Dallas Stars dismantled the Colorado Avalanche 6–2 in their best performance of the series so far. Wyatt Johnston opened the scoring nine seconds in, Jake Oettinger stole the first period, and Mikko Rantanen and Roope Hintz finally broke through.
In this episode, Ryan, Chris, and James react to:
Johnston’s two-goal breakout and captain-level leadership
Oettinger’s clutch performance under pressure
The shutdown defensive effort (and a surprising nod to Petrovic)
Why Cale Makar and the Avs’ top pairing might be in their heads
A brutally honest take on the refs and special teams
Plus: Who’s the biggest winner and biggest loser of the night? And should Blackwood or Wedgewood start Game 6?
This is one of the most complete games we’ve seen from Dallas all postseason—and it might have just shifted the entire series.
Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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