Dallas Stars winger Jason Robertson opened his postseason scoring account with an assist in Tuesday's 3-1 win over the Winnipeg Jets. His helper came in the first period when Mikael Granlund started the scoring with a power-play goal.

After sustaining a leg-injury in the regular-season finale against Nashville, Dallas’ leading scorer was sidelined for the start of the playoffs and ruled week-to-week. But ahead of Game 6 in Colorado Thursday, Stars head coach Pete DeBoer upgraded his status to day-to-day.

Robertson led the Stars this season with 35 goals, and was second on the team in points, trailing only Matt Duchene.

After suffering a fluky injury in the final game of the regular season and missing the entire First Round, the superstar winger is back

The Dallas Stars survived a first-round scare from the Colorado Avalanche, winning a dramatic Game 7 thanks to Mikko Rantanen's third-period hat trick. Dallas

One win away from advancing to the Western Conference final, it's frightening how much more dangerous this team can get at full strength.

Luckily for Dallas, however, reinforcements are on the way to face the Winnipeg Jets in the form of the expected returns by two of its top stars — forward Jason Robertson and defenseman Miro Heiskanen. Both skated with the team as the Stars practiced Tuesday before heading to Winnipeg for Game 1.

The Dallas Stars took down the Winnipeg Jets in Game 1 of their postseason series, stealing home-ice advantage away from Winnipeg. It was an exciting game all around, but was highlighted by the play from star Mikko Rantanen.