How to watch Stars vs. Kraken: Live stream, game time, TV channel

What you need to know about Thursday's Game 2 of the Second Round between the Dallas Stars and Seattle Kraken at American Airlines Center.

When: Thursday, May 4 at 20:30 CT

Where: American Airlines Center- Dallas, TX

TV: TNT

Radio: The Ticket 96.7-FM, 1310-AM

Live Stats: NHL Game Center

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Party on PNC Plaza: 18:30 CT 

• The Stars kicked off their Second Round series against the Seattle Kraken Tuesday night at American Airlines Center, facing the Kraken in the postseason for the first time.
• The Stars went 2-0-1 against the Kraken in the 2022-23 regular season, recording four or more goals in each of the three games. The Stars went 4-for-9 (44.4%) on the power play and 7-for-8 (87.5%).
• The Stars lost to the Kraken, 5-4, in overtime of Game 1 of their Second Round series against the Kraken. They went 0-for-2 (0.0%) on the power play and 3-for-3 (100.0%) on the penalty kill. The clubs combined for nine goals in the opening game. Five of the game's goals were scored in a 3:55 span, the fifth quickest set of five goals in Stanley Cup Playoffs history.
• Forward Joe Pavelski recorded four goals (4-0--4) Tuesday night against the Kraken, leading all skaters in points. In the 2022-23 regular season, he recorded goals (3-2--5) in each of his three games against Seattle. He leads current Stars skaters with 11 points (5-6--11) in six career appearances against the Kraken.
• Forward Max Domi recorded three assists (0-3--3) in Game 1 of the series.
• Rookie forward Wyatt Johnston recorded a goal in each of the last two regular-season games (2-1--3) against the Kraken.
• Forward Jason Robertson tallied points (2-1--3) in each of the last two regular-season games against Seattle, contributing to a total of seven points (2-5--7) in six career regular-season games against them.
• Forward Roope Hintz has recorded six points (3-3--6) in three career home games against Seattle in the regular season.
• Defenseman Miro Heiskanen led Stars skaters in the season series with seven points (2-5--7) in three regular-season games against Seattle, earning two or more points in each game. 
• Goaltender Jake Oettinger played Game 1 of the series, recording 39 saves on 44 shots for a .886 save percentage. Over his career, he has made six regular-season appearances against the Kraken, posting a 4-1-1 record with a 2.83 goals-against average and a .901 save percentage.
• Goaltender Scott Wedgewood has made one career appearance against the Kraken, stopping 27 of 29 shots he faced and establishing a 1-0-0 record with a .931 save percentage in a 5-4 win for the Arizona Coyotes on Nov. 6, 2021.

• Forward Joe Pavelski recorded four goals (4-0--4) in his return to the lineup Tuesday night vs. Seattle. Pavelski missed the last five games of the Stars' First Round series due to an injury.
• At 38 years, 295 days old, Pavelski became the oldest player to record a four-goal game in Stanley Cup Playoffs history.
• Pavelski has earned five points (4-1--5) in two games in the 2023 postseason, adding four blocked shots and logging a +3 rating.
• The Plover, Wisconsin native leads current Stars skaters with 68 goals, 62 assists and 130 points in 170 career postseason games. He ranks third among active NHL players in postseason goals and sixth in postseason points
• In the 2022-23 regular season, Pavelski logged 77 points (28-49--77) in 82 games. He recorded his 1,000th point on April 10 in Detroit, becoming the fifth player selected in the seventh round of the NHL Draft of later to reach the milestone.

• Forward Max Domi recorded three assists (0-3--3) Tuesday night vs. the Kraken, tying his postseason career high for assists (3) and points (0-3-3) in a single game.
• Following a two-point (1-1--2) night in Game 6 of the First Round, Tuesday night marked his first time recording consecutive multi-point games in the postseason.
• Domi has recorded six points (1-5--6) in seven games in the 2023 postseason, sharing third among Stars skaters in assists and fourth in points.
• In the 2023 regular season, the 28-year-old earned 56 points (20-36--56) in 80 games, his second-highest point total in a single season (72).
• After being acquired by the Stars on March 2, Domi logged seven points (2-5--7) in 20 regular season games for Dallas.

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