Joining us on that Diamond Factory ticket hotline, the voice of the Dallas Stars, Josh Bogor.

Well, Josh, interesting Memorial Day weekend, to say the least, for the stars, the shutout in game two.

And Donnie and I were talking about this earlier.

I don't know that I've ever seen a game, at least not recently, where it felt like in Dallas's case, they were borderline dominant, especially in the second period, yet skated off the ice into the second intermission down by two goals.

Yeah, it's a hard one to figure out because, I mean, that goal with 14 seconds left or 19 seconds

left in the second period, at the time we called it a backbreaker.

It really felt that way.

And the star still came out and pushed in the opening three minutes of the third.

And then there was that helter-skelter sequence where they had the opportunity, Matt Duchenne on the doorstep. All of the third. And then there was that helter-skelter sequence where they had the opportunity,

Matt Duchenne on the doorstep, all these bouncing goals that have gone in this postseason

four and against. This one stays wide. And 10 seconds later, Hyman's got a break away. It's

4-1 and that was basically it. It was a really interesting game because if you watch the game,

you would say that if you're grading it like a prize fight,

right, like the round definitely goes to Dallas, 10-9, maybe even a 10-8 round.

But it was the Oilers who scored a knockout because they won 6-1.

And so if you just look at the score, you're thinking, man, that's domination from Edmonton,

when in fact it was really the stars who dominated.

But now you're in this position where it's been two games, like you mentioned, you

only have one goal.

Aside from that eruption in the third period in game one,

scoring has really been a problem in the series so far.

And it puts you in a position where you need the result to follow the game.

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