DALLAS -- The Stars do have depth -- that's something we've known since last season.
A team that had to overcome the loss of several key players and still made it to the Stanley Cup Final is showing some signs of resiliency again this season. After shutting down Alexander Radulov and Ben Bishop last week because of season-ending injuries, the Stars showed up Tuesday for a big game and discovered that neither Miro Heiskanen nor Roope Hintz would be able to play.
Dallas embraced its "Next Man Up" mantra, shuffled its lines, and came up with a 5-2 win over the Detroit Red Wings at American Airlines Center.
No Heiskanen? No Hintz? No problem for Stars in rout of Red Wings
Once again, depth steps up to help lead Dallas past Detroit and extend its win streak to four straight games
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