PREVIEW 10:00 AM CST
Concluding a three-game road trip before a brief return to the American Airlines Center, the Dallas Stars (4-5-1) head north of the border to take on an Edmonton Oilers (4-3-2) team loaded with prime young talent. The game starts at 8 PM CST and will be televised locally on Fox Sports Southwest Plus and nationally in Canada on TSN.
This is the first of three meetings be...
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