What went WRONG for the Dallas Stars? Two-time Stanley Cup champion Craig Ludwig breaks down Dallas' BRUTAL blowout loss to the New Jersey Devils on Tuesday night. Luds takes a closer look at the Stars' struggles, what led to the embarrassing defeat, and what needs to change before things get worse. Was this just one bad night, or are there bigger problems brewing in Dallas?

Dallas Stars defenseman Nils Lundkvist walked into the room Monday without even a bandage covering the deep cut he has from taking a skate to the left side of his face during their playoff series against Minnesota. Lundkvist spoke during the Stars' season-ending availability, when top-line center Roope Hintz revealed that he tore his left hamstring in two places. Hintz hadn't played since getting hurt March 6, his only game for the Stars since the Olympics.

The Dallas Stars shared a major update with lineup implications ahead of the pivotal Game 6 against the Minnesota Wild.

The intensity of the Stanley Cup Playoffs can lead to serious injuries. Luckily former New York Rangers defenseman Nils Lundkvist

Nils Lundkvist suffered a deep laceration after taking an inadvertent skate to the left side of his face during the second period of Dallas’ 3-2 overtime loss at Minnesota that tied the best-of-seven first-round series at 2-2.

The Dallas Stars lost Nils Lundkvist early in Game 4 after a skate cut him in the face, with the team sharing an update afterward.

Dallas Stars defenseman Nils Lundkvist left Saturday's game in the second period when he was hit in the face by a skate.

Stars lock up Nils Lundkvist, securing key defensive depth and a consistent pairing for two more years. A bright future ahead.