The Arizona Coyotes couldn't escape a 4-0 deficit in the first period and fell in a 7-2 loss at Mullett Arena.
The downfall for the Coyotes came quickly with the Stars getting two of the first three shots into the net.
"We didn't come to play the way that we needed to play and it cost us the game ultimately when they scored on the second shift and then boom, boom, boom, before you know it, it's 4-0," Coyotes right winger Lawson Crouse said."As much as you want to do the right things at that point, it's hard to come back in this league when you're down four goals in the first."
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