How to see Oilers vs. Stars NHL Playoffs game 2: ZEIT, TV channel, free live stream

The Dallas stars stormed back in the third period to take the Western Conference Final's first game against the Edmonton Oilers on Wednesday. Dallas will organize Edmonton in game 2, with Puck Drop set for Friday at 8 p.m.

• As you can see: Live streams of the Oilers vs. Stars game are available with offers from Sling (low intro rate), FubotV (free test) and directv (free test).

Dallas Stars (50-26-6, 106 points) against Edmonton Oilers (48-29-5, 101 points)

NHL Western Conference Finale – game 2

• When: Friday, May 23 at 8 p.m.
• Venue: American Airlines Center, Dallas, Texas
• TV channel: ESPN
• Live streams: Sling (low intro rate) | Directv (free trial version) | Fubotv (free test version) | ESPN+

Edmonton Oilers against Dallas Stars: Live -Streaming Options

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Stars against Oilers Playoff time plan

** indicated that the game is only played if necessary

Game 1: Wednesday, May 21st | 8pm et | 6-3 stars

Game 2: Friday, May 23 | 8pm et | ESPN (stream)

Game 3: Sunday, May 25th | 3 PM ET | ABC (stream)

Game 4: Tuesday, May 27 | 8pm et | ESPN (stream)

** game 5: Thursday, May 29 | 8pm et | ESPN (stream)

** game 6: Saturday, May 31 | 8pm et | ABC (stream)

** game 7: Monday, June 2 | 8pm et | ESPN (stream)

Here is a current NHL story by The Associated Press:

Dallas (AP) – This time the Dallas stars are not excluded via the power play in the Western Conference final against Edmonton.

They took advantage of their chances in the third period 1 in this series with three Power play goals in a game of 5:26 on the way to a 6: 3 victory on Wednesday evening, a year after they went 0 with 14 playoff games against the Oilers at 0 to 14 years.

“It is great that we have scored some goals there and hopefully do that,” said Miro Heikanen, whose first of the trio has only received 32 seconds recently.

“I'm happy about our power game. At that time of the year it took a lot of heat last year,” said coach Pete Deboer. “It was the difference for us tonight, so it's great.”

Mikael Granlund tied it with his power play goal with 3, and Matt Düchene then required the stars to stay.

This trio of Power Play goals made the stars the first team in Stanley Cup Playoff's history to achieve several victories in regulating the same post-season after scoring two goals in the third period. In game 7 of the first round against Colorado, Dallas overcame a 2-0 deficit in the third period on the way to a 4-2 win of the series.

Dallas has only been the second team since 1934 when Power Play goals were officially followed for the first time to have three of them in the first six minutes of a playoff period. The other was the New York Rangers, with three in the first 4:36 of the third period on the way to a 7-2 victory against Montreal in the first game of the 2014 final at the Eastern Conference.

While the stars had the continued goose egg from last year's West Finale, she could not convert a Power Play in this series start against Edmonton this off -season.

They entered this series, which took third place under Playoff teams, both for the conversion of power games (30.8%) and in terms of killing punishments (86.1%). Her power game was the best among all teams that played more than one round, and the teams better on PKS were the finalists of the Eastern Conference, Carolina and Florida.

“The first play game we had was a bit like the rest of our game. Our execution was a little bit, we didn't play a great game with the puck, we didn't have a lot of support,” said Deboer. “I thought in the third, we got out and have done. I think you never know when this switch will go.

“Obviously, when we are at home for this game, we get the first goal, the amount that shifted into the dynamic. This is the advantage of being at home for game 1.”