One of the biggest reasons the Dallas Stars missed the playoffs for a fourth consecutive season was their play in the 2nd half of back to backs. I take a deeper look at the numbers that did not paint a pretty picture last season.
In the final edition of our position by position look at the 2013 Phoenix Coyotes, we examine what has to happen on special teams for the Coyotes to make a strong push in the regular season and beyond.
The special teams are going to change in the upcoming season - but how? With a new PP coach and a few changes on the roster will the team improve on the man advantage? And can the Devils keep their record breaking success on the penalty kill on track
Surely fixing their awful power play would have put the Lightning in playoff contention? Well, not really.
The Stars may match a decades-low mark in power play goals scored and other news and notes from around the NHL.
Even though the goal scoring hasn't come yet, the Stars believe their power play is improving and other news and notes from around the NHL.
Alex Steen gave the Blues an early lead, but after turnovers and failed power play conversions, the Kings took over the game and won 3-2 in the third period.
The Dallas Stars penalty kill came through again in the victory over the St. Louis Blues and even the power play got into the act as well as more news and notes from around the NHL.
Is a high scoring power play unit truly potent if they allow a basket full of short-handed goals to opponents?
Channel your inner-Ramsay
