Lia Assimakopoulos

Tyler Seguin was maintenance today. Esa Lindell skated in Frisco. Glen Gulutzan said he’ll get an update later today. Gulutzan said he’s hopeful that David Perron will play during the homestand but is still anticipating a two-week timeline to get him in game shape.

Nice crowd in Farmers Branch for today’s community practice.

No. 1 SMU men's soccer clinches a share of school's first ACC regular-season title www.dallasnews.com/s...

In his first return to Dallas since being fired 16 months ago, Pete DeBoer didn't want to look backwards. Now with that milestone game behind him, he and his former team can both finally move on. ⤵️ www.dallasnews.com/s...

A shorthanded group of Stars continue to persevere with some help from Cedar Park. Jason Robertson led the Stars to one of their best offensive performances of the season. ⤵️ www.dallasnews.com/s...

Gulutzan said he doesn’t expect Faksa, Steel or Perron for Tuesday. Said he expects Steel back first from that group.

Final: Stars 6, Islanders 3 The Stars ran away with it in the third period, as Jason Robertson scored twice to lead Dallas to its first six-goal game of the season. That's five straight wins for the Stars.

The Stars are pouring it on in the third period. Now Mikko Rantanen adds one. Six goals is a new season-high for Dallas. 6-3 Stars

Jason Robertson scores his second goal of the game. What a great heads-up play by Tyler Seguin. 5-3 Dallas

The Stars moved the puck well, and Wyatt Johnston cashes in. After not scoring in his first seven games, he's scored in his last two. 4-3 Stars

End of second: Stars 3, Islanders 3 Exciting one here at AAC.

Brayden Schenn left open in the slot. Ties it up. 3-3

Miro Heiskanen is called for holding after turning it over on the power play. Probably saved a goal, though. 4-on-4

The Stars go right back to the power play with a hooking penalty called on Adam Pelech.

Thomas Harley's shot goes off the boards, and Justin Hryckowian tips it in. That's his first of the season. Stars PPG. 3-2 Dallas

Shot off the boards goes right to Kyle Palmieri, who ties it up. 2-2

End of first: Stars 2, Islanders 1 The Stars had just four goals in the first period all season before today — the fewest in the league. Tonight they have two, and the lead, after an action-packed start.

The Stars answer almost immediately, still on the 4-on-4. Jason Robertson takes it away behind the net and scores. 2-1 Dallas

Matthew Schaefer scores quickly into the 4-on-4. Nice shot. 1-1

I actually have no idea how the Stars did not manage to score there. The puck was behind Sorokin, but somehow he cleared it. Kyle Capobianco unsportsmanlike conduct penalty. Mitchell Chaffee roughing penalty. 4-on-4

What a chaotic serquence. Wizardry by Jake Oettinger to save a goal at one end. Tyler Seguin scores on a 2-on-1 chance with Jamie Benn at the other end. That was vintage Dallas. Stars lead 1-0.

The Stars just killed a penalty without Esa Lindell, Radek Faksa and Sam Steel.

The Stars welcome Pete DeBoer back.

Lian Bichsel takes a shot to the knee, but he appears to be OK. He kept skating around and is now in the box. Called for tripping. Islanders to the power play.

SMU men's soccer has clinched a share of the ACC regular-season title. They can win it outright Friday. This is SMU's first ACC regular-season title.

Matthew Seminoff is a native of Leesburg, Va., and has become the eighth Virginia-born player in NHL history to play in a regular-season game. DMV represent!

The first time I spoke with Dylan Hryckowian was for this feature I wrote about Justin before the playoffs last year. Here's what he had to say about Justin's fight with Connor McDavid. Now, it's his moment. Full story: www.dallasnews.com/s...

Two Hryckowians starting together. Awesome moment for the brothers.

Stars lines vs. Islanders: Robertson-Hintz-Seguin Kiviranta-Johnston-Rantanen J. Hryckowian-Hyry-Benn D. Hryckowian-Blackwell-Seminoff Harley-Heiskanen Bichsel-Lundkvist Capobianco-Myers Oettinger DeSmith

Dylan and Justin Hryckowian will become the seventh set of brothers to play in a regular-season game together in Stars/North Stars history and the first since Jamie and Jordie Benn. More on his and Matthew Seminoff's NHL debuts tonight ⤵️ www.dallasnews.com/s...

Glen Gulutzan said he calls Dylan Hryckowian “Ritzy Jr.” “I don’t even know our Ritzy’s first name.” 😂

Jake Oettinger will start in goal tonight vs. the Islanders. Matthew Seminoff and Dylan Hryckowian are in tonight. Radek Faksa, David Perron and Sam Steel are out.

Pete DeBoer said he didn’t want to dwell on his time in Dallas and wanted to focus on the Islanders today, but he and his family remember their time here fondly, and he’s enjoyed seeing so many friends and players he coached in his return.

SMU moves up four spots to No. 19 in this week’s AP poll.

The Stars have recalled Matthew Seminoff and Dylan Hryckowian 👀 from Texas.

SMU’s win over Cal provided a look at its depth at running back. True freshmen Christian Rhodes and EJ Kelly combined for three touchdowns, showing how they could contribute this season and for years to come. ⤵️ www.dallasnews.com/s...

Rhett Lashlee’s message to his team at halftime when they trailed Cal 20-17 was to “love the battle.” It helped inspire SMU to score 42 consecutive points en route to the decisive win they’ve been searching for ⤵️ www.dallasnews.com/s...

SMU rolled to its most dominant victory over an FBS opponent this season. The Mustangs entered halftime down 20-17 but outscored Cal 42-0 in the second half. Here are five thoughts from the win ⤵️ www.dallasnews.com/s...

Final: No. 23 SMU 59, California 20 Despite trailing at halftime, SMU walks away with its most dominant win of the season. The Mustangs scored touchdowns on seven consecutive drives and shut out Cal in the second half.

Charlie Fiser is in at quarterback for SMU.

EJ Kelly scores his first career touchdown. SMU 59, Cal 20

Ty Hawkins is in and just rushed for a 43-yard gain.

Kevin Jennings hits Jalen Hale for another touchdown pass. SMU has scored touchdowns on six consecutive drives. SMU 52, Cal 20

SMU's defensive drives in the second half: Punt Punt Punt Turnover on downs Turnover on downs The offense will take over on the Cal 34-yard line.

Kendrick Raphael's third touchdown of the game. Making a statement against his former team. SMU 45, Cal 20

Christian Rhodes again. Dominant third quarter by SMU. SMU 38, Cal 20

Kevin Jennings throws a perfect pass to Derrick McFall for the 21-yard touchdown. That was Jennings' 73rd career passing touchdown, setting the SMU record. SMU 31, Cal 20

26-yard punt return by Yamir Knight. SMU starts on the Cal 35.

After giving up an uncharacteristic 20 points in the first half, SMU forced Cal to go 3 and out on its first two drives of the second half. Good adjustments so far.

First career touchdown for Christian Rhodes. SMU 24, Cal 20