Dallas Stars' Rantanen Out, Stars Players Return with Olympic Medals

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For the Dallas Stars, it's February 23rd. Here's what's happening. Make sure you're subscribed so you never miss an update. The Dallas Stars have some tough news heading into their next games. Star forward Mikko Rantanen picked up a lower body injury during the Olympics and is expected to miss some time after returning from Finland's bronze. medal win over Slovakia. He sat out that final game. Stars coach Glenn Goludzin shared the update after Monday's practice. He said not to expect Rantanen for the first game or maybe even the first two. As the team's leading scorer with 69 points from 20 goals and 49 assists, Rantanen will see a doctor soon to check things out.

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This hits at a busy stretch for Dallas. They host Seattle on Wednesday night and Nashville on Saturday, then get Sunday off before two straight road games. Rantanen got hurt in Finland's 3-2 semifinal loss to Canada on Friday night, which kept him out of their 6-1 victory over Slovakia, the next day. Meanwhile, six Stars players came home with Olympic medals. Jake Oettinger backed up the United States gold medal team in their 2-1 overtime win over Canada. That gave silver to Stars defenseman Thomas Harley, while Rantanen and three Finnish teammates Rup Hintz, Issa Lindell, and Miro Heiskanen grabbed bronze. The Daily News Now is grateful to our sponsor for today's episode. Relax deeper. Reset faster.
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