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The Texas Stars split the series with the Manitoba Moose last week and secured the season series with a win on Friday at Canada Life Centre.

Wednesday's matchup began with a Moose goal through traffic from defenseman Dylan Coghlan that beat Remi Poirier over the glove. Halfway through the first period, Coghlan tallied his second of the night on the power play for Manitoba.
With just under four minutes left in the frame, Cameron Hughes scored his 100th AHL goal on the power play when Matej Blumel found him high in the slot and snapped it over the blocker of Moose goaltender Domenic DiVincentiis.The Moose led 2-1 after 20 minutes of play.

Texas tied the game at 2-2 seven minutes into the second period when Jack Becker and Chase Wheatcroft pressed the defenders along the boards, freed the puck and found Kyle McDonald in the right circle. McDonald went to his signature one-knee shot and beat DiVincentiis on the glove side.
With two minutes left in the frame, Axel Jonsson-Fjallby struck on the power play for Manitoba and regained the lead 3-2 after 40 minutes of play.

The third period began with a goal from Manitoba's Ben King, who fired the puck past Poirier and gave the Moose a two-goal cushion. The Stars put up 15 third period shots but couldn't solve DiVincentiis and fell 4-2.

Friday's contest began the same way Wednesday's ended—with a Ben King goal. King deflected a shot past Stars goaltender Ben Kraws to give the Moose a 1-0 lead going into the first intermission.
Nearing the halfway point of the second period, Mason Shaw added to the Moose lead when Parker Ford found him on the backdoor of Kraws' net and Shaw tapped it in. The Stars continued to tally shots but Kaapo Kahkonen stood tall in net.
With less than two minutes left in the frame, the Stars found a spark from rookie forward Anthony Romano who threw a puck on net that deflected off a skate in front to sneak by Kahkonen. The Moose led 2-1 after 40 minutes of play.

Texas stormed back in the third period where they talled three goals. The tying goal came from Arttu Hyry who jumped on a rebound from Matej Blumel's shot while Texas was on the penalty kill. The goal marked the Stars' sixth short-handed goal of the season.
Just under two minutes later, Blumel scored his 23rd goal of the season, this time on the power play. Blumel skated into the zone and fired a shot from just above the left circle that beat Kahkonen and gave Texas their first lead of the game.
Texas held Manitoba off the board for the rest of the third period and the dagger came from Kole Lind who shot the puck from the Texas blue line into the Moose empty net.

The Stars repaid Wednesday's favor and won 4-2, taking the season series with the victory.

The Texas Stars return home to begin a six-game homestand, starting Friday and Saturday with the Colorado Eagles.

Colorado currently holds the second place position in the Pacific Division with a record of 27-13-4-2 and 60 points. They are just two points shy of first place in their division behind the Calgary Wranglers.

The Eagles are led by forward Matthew Phillips who has 36 points in 43 games this season and defenseman Jacob MacDonald with 34 points in 43 games.

Texas is in second place in the Central Division, two points behind the Milwaukee Admirals—but the Stars have four games in hand. The Stars are 5-3-2-0 in their last 10 games while the Eagles are 6-2-2-0. Earlier in the season, Texas took a trip to Loveland, Colorado for two games against the Eagles where Colorado won both games, 5-3 and 5-1.

Last season, Texas and Colorado split the season series, 2-2-0-0. Each team won and lost a game at home.

A total of 23 teams will qualify for the 2025 Calder Cup Playoffs, with five rounds of playoffs leading to the crowning of a Calder Cup champion.

The playoff field will include the top six finishers in the eight-team Atlantic Division, the top five finishers each in the seven-team North and Central Divisions, and the top seven teams in the 10-team Pacific Division.

First Round match-ups will be best-of-three series; the two highest seeds in the Atlantic, the three highest seeds in each of the North and Central, and the first-place team in the Pacific will receive byes into the best-of-five Division Semifinals, with the First Round winners re-seeded in each division.

The Division Finals will also be best-of-five series, followed by best-of-seven Conference Finals and a best-of-seven Calder Cup Finals series.

TEXAS to DALLAS (AHL to NHL)
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DALLAS to TEXAS (NHL to AHL)
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TEXAS to IDAHO (AHL to ECHL)
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IDAHO to TEXAS (ECHL to AHL)
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FEBRUARY

The Stars will wrap up the month with a four games against the Colorado Eagles and Grand Rapids Griffins on Feb. 21, 22, 25 and 26. Pink in the Rink Weekend is Feb. 21-22 and the Stars will wear specialty jerseys during warmups on Friday and in-game on Saturday.

MARCH

The Stars conclude their six-game homestand with a two-game series against the Chicago Wolves on March 1-2. March 2 is Pucks 'N Paws Night presented by Raising Cane's—bring your dog to the game with our special ticket package.

Texas will then head on the road for a Midwest road trip where they will visit Milwaukee, Rockford and Chicago on March 5, 8 and 9, respectively.

Texas returns home to begin a four-game homestand starting with Military Appreciation Weekend on March 14 and 15 against the Cleveland Monsters. The Ontario Reign will pay Texas a mid-week visit on March 18 and 19.

The Stars finish out March on the road with a two-game series in Chicago, one game in Grand Rapids and two games against the North Division's Cleveland Monsters.