How to watch Stars vs. Coyotes: Live Stream, Game Time, TV Channel

by Arthur · March 7, 2023

What you need to know about Wednesday’s game between the Dallas Stars and the Arizona Coyotes at the American Airlines Center.

Game 61: Dallas Stars (31-16-13, 75 points) vs. Arizona Coyotes (20-30-9, 49 points)

When: Wednesday 1 March at 7:30 PM CT (1930)

Where: American Airlines Center – Dallas, TX

Television: Bally Sports Southwest (Josh Bogorad, Daryl “Razor” Reaugh, Lauren Callender, Brien Rea, Brent Severyn, Michelle McMahon)

Radio: The Ticket 96.7-FM, 1310-AM (Josh Bogorad, Daryl “Razor” Reaugh, Owen Newkirk, Bruce LeVine)

Live Stats: NHL Game Center

Tickets and parking: See seats and buy parking

Party at PNC Plaza: 5:30 p.m. CT (1730)

Theme evening information: Noche Mexicana!

Lo Que Pasó

The Stars face the Arizona Coyotes on Wednesday night at the American Airlines Center for the third of four meetings this season. The Stars travel to Arizona on March 31 to close out the season series.
The Stars have won 15 of their last 16 home games (15-0-1) against the Coyotes, dating back to March 20, 2012. During that span, the Stars have outscored the Coyotes 58-28 (+30). They have gone 14-for-52 (26.9%) on the power play and 41-for-48 (85.4%) on penalty kicks.
Captain Jamie Benn leads the Stars with four points (2-2–4) through two games against the Coyotes this season, including a three-point night in the first game of the season Nov. 3, 2022. Forwards Jason Robertson (2-1–3), Radek Faksa (2-0–2) and Wyatt Johnston (2-0–2) have added two goals each, while defender Miro Heiskanen leads the team with three assists (0-3–3).
Heiskanen has recorded points (1-4–5) in four consecutive games against Arizona. The Espoo, Finland native has played 11 career games against them, with nine points (1-8–9).
Robertson has logged points (2-2–4) in three consecutive games against the club.
Forward Roope Hintz has recorded nine points (5-4–9) in 10 career games against the Coyotes, including three points (2-1–3) in five home games.
Forward Joe Pavelski leads current Stars skaters with 61 points (31-30–61) in 76 games against Coyotes, his highest score against an individual opponent.
Oettinger has played two games against the Coyotes, posting a 1-1-0 record, 1.01 goals-against average and .966 save percentage.
Goalkeeper Scott Wedgewood has made two appearances against the Coyotes, posting a 1-0-1 record with a 2.96 goals-against average and a .910 save percentage.

Soya Más Fuerte

Rookie defenseman Nils Lundkvist lit the lamp (1-0–1) Monday night vs Vancouver. He now leads all rookies with six goals for the season.
Lundkvist ranks sixth in points (6-10–16) and eighth in assists (10) among rookies. He also shares the lead in game-winning goals scored by a rookie defenseman (2) and is one of five NHL rookies to score an overtime goal this season.
The 22-year-old shares second place in both goals and points among Stars defences.
He has averaged 16:57 minutes of ice time through 53 games this season and has logged 57 blocked shots and 45 hits.

My Mission

Forward Evgenii Dadonov lit the lamp (1-0–1) Monday night against Vancouver, earning his first goal in a Stars jersey. He became the oldest player (33 years, 352 days) to score in his Stars debut since Jaromir Jagr (40 years, 339 days) on January 19, 2013.
The Stars acquired Dadonov from the Montreal Canadiens on Sunday in exchange for forward Denis Gurianov.
Dadonov appeared in 50 games for Montreal this season, recording 18 points (4-14–18). He ranked sixth on the Canadiens in assists (14) and tied for seventh in points (18).
The 33-year-old has played for four teams (Florida, Ottawa, Vegas and Montreal) over nine NHL seasons. He has amassed 283 points (128-155–283) in 463 games, including 31 power-play goals and 19 game-winning goals.
Dadonov made his first trip to the Stanley Cup Playoffs in 2020, appearing in four games and recording one assist (0-1–1).
The native of Chelyabinsk, Russia was originally selected by Florida in the third round (71st overall) of the 2007 NHL Draft.

This story was not subject to endorsement by the National Hockey League or the Dallas Stars Hockey Club.