How to Stream Dallas Stars at Colorado Avalanche: Live, TV Channel

The Dallas Stars, currently holding a record of 42-21-2, will face off against the Colorado Avalanche, who sit at 40-24-3, in a matchup that highlights two competitive teams in the Western Conference. The Stars are coming off a loss, while the Avalanche enter the game on a one-game winning streak. Dallas boasts a strong conference record of 25-10-2, while Colorado has a conference record of 23-15-2. Key players include Jason Robertson for the Stars, leading with 28 goals and 66 points, and Nathan MacKinnon for the Avalanche, who also leads his team with 27 goals and 102 points. Both teams are dealing with injuries, impacting their lineups as they vie for crucial points in the standings.

Dallas Stars at Colorado Avalanche Game Information

Game Date: March 16, 2025
Game Time: 03:30 PM ET
TV Channel: Altitude Sports
Location: Ball Arena, Denver, CO
Live Stream: Fubo (free trial)

Colorado Avalanche Team Statistics and Rankings

Win-Loss Record: 40-24-3
Conference Record: 23-15-2
Division Record: 10-10-2
Streak: 1 win

Dallas Stars Team Statistics and Rankings

Win-Loss Record: 42-21-2
Conference Record: 25-10-2
Division Record: 13-5-1
Streak: 1 loss

Stat Leaders

Colorado Avalanche (40-24-3, #3 in division)

Goals Leader: Nathan MacKinnon, 27G, 75A, 102 PTS
Assists Leader: Nathan MacKinnon, 27G, 75A, 102 PTS
Points Leader: Nathan MacKinnon, 27G, 75A, 102 PTS
Penalty Minutes Leader: Miles Wood, 46 PIM
Goalie: Scott Wedgewood, 8-4-0, 2.03 GAA, 0.0 SV%

Dallas Stars (42-21-2, #2 in division)

Goals Leader: Jason Robertson, 28G, 38A, 66 PTS
Assists Leader: Matt Duchene, 25G, 41A, 66 PTS
Points Leader: Jason Robertson, 28G, 38A, 66 PTS
Penalty Minutes Leader: Jamie Benn, 60 PIM
Goalie: Casey DeSmith, 12-6-0, 2.42 GAA, 0.0 SV%

Colorado Avalanche Injury Report

Josh Manson – Upper Body (Day To Day) – Manson did not return to Friday’s (Mar. 14) game versus the Flames.
Tucker Poolman – Head (Out For Season) – The Colorado Avalanche placed D Tucker Poolman on long-term injured reserve. He didn’t play in 2023-24 due to migraines and won’t be available for the 2024-25 campaign either.
Gabriel Landeskog – Knee (Out) – Avalanche head coach Jared Bednar said on Monday (Mar. 3) that Landeskog isn’t expected to return before the end of the 2024-25 regular season, per Jesse Montano of Guerilla Sports.

Dallas Stars Injury Report

Miro Heiskanen – Knee (Out) – The Stars placed D Miro Heiskanen on long-term injured reserve on Friday (Mar. 7), according to PuckPedia.
Lian Bichsel – Illness (Day To Day) – Bichsel did not play on Friday’s (Mar. 14) game versus the Jets.
Tyler Seguin – Hip (Out) – The Stars announced on Tuesday (Feb. 25) that Seguin remains on long-term injured reserve but has started skating back in Texas, according to Sean Shapiro of DLLS Sports.
Nils Lundkvist – Upper Body (Out For Season) – The Dallas Stars placed D Nils Lundkvist on Long Term Injured Reserve on Saturday (Feb. 1).
Roope Hintz – Upper Body (Day To Day) – The Stars said that Hintz is Probable for Sunday’s (Mar. 16) game versus the Avalanche.