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Stars Make Most Of Their Opportunities
by Paul on 04/26/08 at 07:35 AM ET
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from Tim Colishaw of the Dallas Morning News,
The Stars also were surprisingly incapable of mounting any kind of consistent attack on Sharks goalie Evgeni Nabokov. They finished with 18 shots on goal.
And that included overtime.
And they still won.
Meet the new opportunistic Dallas Stars, who steal wins even when they may not fully deserve them.
Brenden Morrow’s second goal of the night just 4:39 into sudden death gave Dallas a 3-2 victory at HP Pavilion in Game 1.
“It’s exciting to see him lead this team,” goaltender Marty Turco said. “I’ve had a center seat for his career.”
Watch the OT goal…
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