Challenged us to our limits

The Dallas Stars faced a tough challenge in Game 2 of their first-round playoff series against the Golden Knights, falling 3-1 and now trailing 2-0 in the series. The Golden Knights came out strong and controlled the momentum for most of the game, despite Jason Robertson’s early goal giving the Stars a brief lead.

Golden Knights coach Bruce Cassidy praised his team’s ability to weather the early storm from Dallas and make timely saves to keep the game close. He highlighted the team’s resilience and commitment to their game plan, ultimately leading to a victory on the road.

Forward Jack Eichel echoed Cassidy’s sentiments, emphasizing the importance of patience and expecting a strong response from the Stars in Game 3. He commended his team’s effort in responding to Dallas’ physical play and staying composed throughout the game.

Defenseman Noah Hanifin emphasized the importance of staying calm and positionally sound in the defensive zone, especially against a physical team like the Stars. He credited the team’s communication and poise for their success in shutting down Dallas’ offensive threats.

Goaltender Logan Thompson, who made key saves to secure the win, highlighted the team’s experience and ability to defend the middle of the ice effectively. He acknowledged the challenge ahead in Game 3 but expressed confidence in the team’s ability to regroup and refocus for the next matchup.

As the series shifts back to Vegas for Game 3, the Golden Knights will look to maintain their momentum and continue their strong play against the Stars. Stay tuned for more updates and coverage from The Dallas Morning News.