The Dallas Stars may have the rare opportunity to knock off the last two Stanley Cup champions before even reaching the Western Conference finals.
Dallas may have the rare opportunity to knock off the last two Cup champions before even reaching the conference finals.
Indeed it is. Only New York had more. But the NHL is not a place where No. 1 seeds always thrive. Remember a year ago Boston had 135 points. The Bruins were 65-12-5. They were 34-4-3 at home. No one ever collected more points in an 82-game season. ”We want to have home ice as much as we can,” goaltender Jake Oettinger said, “and we’re going to have it unless we play New York in the Finals.”It‘s what teams spend six months battling to obtain. And yet the record of home teams in last year’s playoffs? Try 41-47.
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