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    St. Louis Blues @ Dallas Stars

    STL
    St. Louis BluesBluesSTL
    19-24-8, 7-15-3 Away
    2
    19-24-8, 7-15-3 Away
    Final
    123T
    Blues
    STL
    		1102
    Stars
    DAL
    		1113
    DAL
    Dallas StarsStarsDAL
    29-14-9, 14-7-3 Home
    3
    29-14-9, 14-7-3 Home
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    Regular Season Series

    Series tied 1-1

    • Stars
      1
    • Blues
      3
    Game 1
    19/10
    • Blues
      2
    • Stars
      3
    Game 2
    24/1
    • Stars
      4
    • Blues
      3
    Game 3
    28/1
    • Blues
      4
    • Stars
      5
    Game 4
    5/2

    Game Information

    American Airlines Center
    American Airlines Center
    12:00 PM, 24 January 2026
    Dallas, TX
    Attendance: 18,532
    • Referees:
    • Gord Dwyer
    • Justin Kea
    • Linesmen:
    • James Tobias
    • Ben O'Quinn

    2025-26 Central Division Standings

    TeamWLOTLPTS
    Colorado551611121
    Dallas502012112
    Minnesota462412104
    Utah4333692
    St. Louis37331286
    Nashville38341086
    Winnipeg35351282
    Chicago29391472
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