The Dallas Stars began these NHL playoffs without standout defenseman Miro Heiskanen and top goal scorer Jason Robertson, and still made it to their third consecutive Western Conference final.

The Dallas Stars defeat the Winnipeg Jets in six games to reach the Western Conference finals for the third consecutive season.

The Winnipeg Jets won the Presidents' Trophy but fell short in the playoffs, so who could they trade away this offseason to shake things up?

The Edmonton Oilers visit the Dallas Stars Wednesday for Game 1 of the Western Conference Final series in the NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs

The No. 1 Winnipeg Jets stayed alive in their series against the Dallas Stars with a 4-0 victory on Thursday night. Now they must figure out how to win on the road to avoid elimination.

After winning the Presidents Trophy, we look at three potential off season trade targets for the Winnipeg Jets.

Could the Dallas Stars return to a 12-forward, six-defensemen lineup with Miro Heiskanen making strides in Game 6?

Heiskanen’s return also helps Dallas readjust its defense. Thomas Harley absorbed more responsibility and minutes during Heiskanen’s absence at the end of January. Harley averaged a team-leading 24:53 of ice time over 30 games after the injury and played on the top power-play unit. He averaged 22:27 per game prior to Jan. 29.