Stars Blank Wild 2-0 Behind Capobianco's Double Assist

Stars Extend Winning Streak in Dallas

The Dallas Stars improved their record to 3-0-0 with a 2-0 victory over the visiting Minnesota Wild on Thursday, September 24, 2026, at American Airlines Center. The game featured a dominant defensive effort by the home side, which allowed no goals across three periods. Kyle Capobianco was the standout performer for Dallas, tallying two assists and leading all players with two points.

Esa Lindell added a goal to contribute to the clean sheet. The Wild fell to 1-1-1, with three points on the season.

Second-Period Breakthrough

Both teams played cautiously during the first 20 minutes, leaving the score tied at 0-0. The deadlock was broken in the second period by Matthew Seminoff. The forward scored on a snap shot, assisted by Kyle Capobianco.

This goal gave the Stars a 1-0 lead, which remained the score at the end of the second period. Seminoff’s effort was the only goal scored by either team in the first two periods, highlighting the tight nature of the contest before the final frame.

Lindell Seals the Win

The decisive moment came in the third period when Esa Lindell extended the lead. Lindell scored on a wrist shot, assisted by Kyle Capobianco and Artem Shlaine. This goal made the score 2-0 in favor of the Stars.

Lindell’s goal was the final tally of the night, securing the shutout. The Stars’ defense held firm in the remaining minutes, preventing the Wild from registering a shot or a goal in the closing stretch. The final score remained 2-0 to Dallas.

Statistical Summary

Kyle Capobianco’s two assists were the key to the Stars’ offensive production. He was the only player to record multiple points in the game. Matthew Seminoff and Esa Lindell each scored one goal.

The Wild were held scoreless, failing to find the back of the net in any period. The attendance at American Airlines Center was 14,991. The Stars’ perfect 3-0-0 record stands as a testament to their current form, while the Wild continue to search for consistency after their 1-1-1 start.

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