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Louis early on, while Alex Winberg added power play strikes versus the Blues and Sabres to stretch leads.

Fans and players are buzzing about these rookies' impact.

Smith shouted out teammate Michael Mises' growth after that Jets win, and Celebrini praised the squad for comebacks like the 3-2 rally pass.

Columbus Even off ice, Smith and Celebrini read to kids at a local school, showing their heart.

Milestones keep coming.

Celebrini hit his 100-point-in-the-blues win, including a slick assist on a game-winner against Columbus.

Windbird doubled up on power plays that night, too, proving the Sharks' special teams are clicking.

Sharks' momentum is building with these sparks from the next generation.

Keep watching.

They might just turn the season around.

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AI-powered coverage of your squad.

The Dallas Stars are facing a tough stretch with key forwards out due to injuries, leaving their roster stretched thin just as the playoff race heats up in the Central Division.

Colorado holds a three-point lead over Dallas right now, but the Stars have a game in hand to close that gap, and they've got two crucial heads ahead.

Matchups left in the final 15 or 16 games.

Pundits see Dallas as a legit contender, on par with Colorado from the season's start, especially since the Oss cooled off after the Olympic break-end aren't as scorching hot anymore.

Adding a player like Michael Bunting has boosted Colorado's hopes, but those direct clashes with Dallas will be must-watch games that could swing the...

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