👋 Good morning! - 🏈 The NFL once had a team called the “Steagles” — a temporary WWII mash-up of the Steelers and Eagles because they didn’t have enough players. If only they had just kept the Steelers, not the Eagles, the world would be a better place. Anyway, enjoy your weekend. - Ali Jawad

The Dallas Stars came out flying, but it didn’t last.

After Mavrik Bourque’s opening goal and a Mikko Rantanen power-play tally put Dallas up 2-0 after the first period, the Vancouver Canucks flipped the game on its head.

A furious second-period rally saw Filip Chytil, Brock Boeser, Max Sasson, and Conor Garland all find the back of the net in a stunning four-goal blitz that left the Stars reeling on home ice.

Wyatt Johnston gave Dallas a late spark with his fourth goal in as many games, but it wasn’t enough. Quinn Hughes buried the empty-net dagger to seal a 5-3 Canucks win at American Airlines Center, handing the Stars their first blemish of the young season.

The DLLS Stars Post Game Show broke down the turning point in the second period, key player performances, and what this loss means moving forward.

All signs point to CeeDee Lamb suiting up for the Cowboys’ Week 7 showdown with Jayden Daniels and the Commanders 🏈.

But with George Pickens heating up, how will Dallas balance its passing attack? Plus, KBBU returns as Jesse Holley breaks down Kenneth Murray’s recent play.

Skip Schumaker isn’t just bringing a new voice to the Texas Rangers, he’s bringing a blueprint.

The new skipper is focused on earning trust from every corner of the clubhouse, from MVP candidates to fringe contributors.

His message is clear, and if you want to know what it is then watch the DLLS Rangers pod to find out.

I just love that an account called the Paige Report exists.

Be sure to subscribe to our shows wherever you listen to your podcasts. Traffic can be the worst, and one of the best ways I get through it is by listening to the audio versions of our DLLS shows. You should, too!

Ali Jawad
Dallas Cowboys ​Content Creator/Newsletter Writer
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