

Video: Hintz earns first NHL hat trick in 4-1 Stars victory View More … Carolina has not scored a power-play goal in seven straight games and is 0-for-17 in that stretch. 11, 2020, which was also against the Hurricanes. … It was the Stars' first hat trick since Jamie Benn on Feb. … Holtby won his 293rd NHL game (293-137-50) and passed Jacques Plante (292-119-88) for the most victories in his first 500 games played. Bowness has served as a head coach in 576 regular-season games over 12 seasons with the Winnipeg Jets, Boston Bruins, Ottawa Senators, New York Islanders, Phoenix Coyotes and Stars. NOTES: Bowness became the first to coach 2,500 NHL games as either an assistant, associate, or head coach. But again, good teams find a way to win." "They made us play a game we really haven't had to play yet this year. They make you play on the boards, and they're there first, and they're big and they're heavy. "But good teams find a way to win, and right now we're finding a way to win. "It's not exactly how we drew it up," Stars coach Rick Bowness said. He's one of the guys that drives this team."Ĭarolina outshot Dallas 17-5 in the third period. He's been playing great, and it's great to see the puck go in the net for him. Makes a lot of good little plays and competes. "A ton of speed, a big body, skates well, shoots it," Pavelski said of Hintz. Hintz completed the hat trick with an empty-net goal at 17:10 for the 4-1 final. Kotkaniemi ended Holtby's shutout at 16:27 during a scramble in front to make it 3-1. But the ones we're making are biting us right now." Obviously, they're making mistakes, because we're getting a ton of chances. That's basically what's happening, where it's not going the other way. The mistakes we're making are costing us. "The other one, we didn't get it in, and it's in your net the other way. It doesn't get in, they turn around, 2-on-1, in your net," Hurricanes coach Rod Brind'Amour said. "I'm just going through the goals, one hit the ref, hit the linesman. Pavelski made it 3-0 when the redirection of Robertson's shot went off Andersen's left arm at 9:31 of the third period. Hintz scored his second of the game to extend the lead to 2-0 when he finished off a pass from Pavelski on a 2-on-1 at 14:57 of the second. You've just got to bear down in those areas, and I thought our guys did a phenomenal job tonight in those tough areas around the net." You know there's going to be a high quantity usually when you play them. They work non-stop, and one of their big things is getting pucks to the net and recoveries off rebounds and kind of swarming that way. "The way Carolina plays, you know that's going to come. "It always helps at the start of the game when you can get a few shots to get you into the game," Holtby said. Video: Holtby stones three opportunities in a row

We can't let this continue to slide, it's only going to hurt us in the long run."ĭallas scored within the first two minutes for the third straight game when Hintz collected the rebound of his own shot and put it top shelf to make it 1-0 at 1:13 of the first period. We need to figure out ways to win, and we need to figure them out quick. We should have scored more goals, you know, X, Y, and Z, but we lost. We played well today, we had a lot of shots, we had a lot of Grade A.
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"The name of the game as a professional athlete is to win. Let's continue to play well,' but hey, we lost. I think the foundational mindset behind that is, 'Hey, let's right the ship right away, let's not let this linger. "Maybe that's a bit of a pipe dream, but that's the goal. "Ideally, we'd never lose two games in a row," Carolina defenseman Ian Cole said. Jesperi Kotkaniemi scored, and Frederik Andersen made 13 saves for the Hurricanes (15-5-1), who have lost their past two games and four of five (1-3-1). "I'm getting good passes from my linemates (Pavelski, Jason Robertson) and teammates, so that helps." Hintz has seven goals in his past five games and 10 in the past nine. Joe Pavelski had a goal and two assists, and Braden Holtby made 39 saves for the Stars (11-7-2), who have outscored opponents 18-6 during the streak.
