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• Carlisle sounds like a changed man -- sadly, so does Avery

  It's time for Avery Johnson, like the Mavericks' new coach, to show he can learn from his mistakes.

• Stars so much better when Modano plays starring role

  Mike Modano shows he's not ready for this Stars' playoff run to end.

• Stars being run over by big train that should

  The Little Team That Could might be out of gas, but it's still got a lot of heart.

• A miracle would be the Stars winning a game
  What do you think?

  Not only do the Red Wings own the Stars, but Detroit has the superior talent.

• A wing and a prayer or whistling in the dark?

  The Stars are saying all the right things, but they might be in over their heads.

• Two stupid acts shouldn't equal one penalty

  Mike Ribeiro's decision to whack Wings' goalie Chris Osgood could put the Stars in a tough position.

• Hull's new-found patience paying off

  Picture this: Brett Hull is getting comfortable in his co-GM role.

• Nightmare in Detroit stalks Stars In my opinion

  Either the Stars learn how to slay the monster, or their playoffs will be done.

• Mavs may be on verge of hiring another Avery

  Rick Carlisle was a winner at Detroit and Indiana, but he still managed to get fired. Sound familiar?

• Will Rangers wash their hands of manager?

  How in the world has Ron Washington outlasted Avery Johnson?

• Turco has taken his duties, his team to a serious level

  The "new" Marty Turco learned his lesson from past playoff failures.

• Zubov's awaited return is a thing of beauty

  Sergei Zubov shakes off the early rust and gives the Stars a big lift.

• Stars await the day silent Russian says, 'I'm ready to play'

  They've managed without him, but Sergei Zubov's leadership and playmaking ability have been missed.

• Modano feeling like a youngster in playoffs

  The Shark Tank holds no fear for the Stars' Mike Modano. It's like home.

• Dallas Stars at their best if everyone's a star

  The rejuvenated Stars may be on to something special with this team concept.

• Years of playoff frustration finally give way to elation

  The Stars' first playoff series win since '03 releases a wave of emotions.

• Turco needs to be great, not good

  The Stars' hopes depend on the improvement of goaltender Marty Turco.

• Stars' young defenders have a sinking spell

  Without some veteran leaders, this series is up to the unheralded blueliners.

• Passive Stars leave fans in mourning
  What do you think?

  Dallas still has the series lead but certainly not the momentum.

• Giving up on Kinsler's glove would be a really bad error

  The defense by Ian Kinsler and the rest of the infield is still a work in progress.

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