DALLAS -- As the horn sounded to signal the end of the first period and the Stars shuffled down the tunnel toward their home dressing room, the chorus of dissatisfaction was undeniable.
After 20 minutes against a Minnesota Wild team that entered Tuesday with just one road victory in seven tries, it was evident why.
The Stars trailed by two goals on the scoreboard -- a deficit that ballooned to three late in the middle frame. They gave up a goal on the first shot of the game for the fourth time on the young season. The power play had come up empty on its first two tries.
Seemingly on their way to another tough defeat, the home faithful at American Airlines Center let them hear it -- and loudly.
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