Nikita Kucherov of the Tampa Bay Lightning earned the title of NHL's First Star for the week ending March 30, leading the league with 11 points in three games. He propelled the Lightning to a strong standing in the Atlantic Division, showcasing his playmaking skills with multiple assists and a goal in key victories. Roope Hintz of the Dallas Stars was named Second Star, contributing significantly with nine points over four games, helping his team secure a playoff berth. Connor Hellebuyck, the Winnipeg Jets' goaltender, claimed the Third Star, posting a perfect record and impressive save percentages, which solidified the Jets' position at the top of the standings.

Nikita Kucherov of the Tampa Bay Lightning has been named one of the NHL's three stars of the week, leading the league with 11 points from three goals and eight assists. This performance helped the Lightning climb to second place in the Atlantic Division, where Kucherov is tied atop the scoring race with Nathan MacKinnon, each with 109 points.

Alongside him, Roope Hintz of the Dallas Stars achieved nine points through two goals and seven assists, contributing to the Stars clinching a playoff berth and maintaining a five-game winning streak. Connor Hellebuyck of the Winnipeg Jets also made headlines, going 3-0-0 with a 1.00 goals-against average and a .961 save percentage, securing one shutout and assisting the Jets in clinching their third consecutive playoff appearance.

Jason Robertson's scoring prowess remains undiminished as he netted his 33rd goal of the season, helping the Dallas Stars secure a commanding 5-1 victory over the Seattle Kraken, thus clinching their playoff spot for the fourth consecutive year. The Stars displayed their signature grinding style, overcoming an early deficit after Eeli Tolvanen opened the scoring for Seattle. Roope Hintz's power-play goal in the second period shifted the momentum in favor of Dallas, paving the way for additional strikes from Mason Marchment and others in the final frame.

With this victory, Dallas sits closely behind Winnipeg, just four points away from the top seed in the conference. Although the Stars registered only 21 shots on goal, their efficiency in capitalizing on opportunities, combined with Jake Oettinger's 34 saves, illustrated their dominance on the ice. The Kraken, despite a strong showing with 35 shots and impressive hitting stats, couldn't convert their chances, leading to a disappointing outcome at home.

In a thrilling matchup, the Dallas Stars triumphed over the Calgary Flames with a decisive 5-2 victory in Calgary. Casey DeSmith showcased an impressive performance, stopping 46 shots, while Roope Hintz and Mikko Rantanen both contributed with a goal and an assist. The Stars, now on a four-game winning streak, also saw scores from Wyatt Johnston, Mikael Granlund, and an empty-netter from Matt Duchene. Despite a valiant effort by Nazem Kadri, who scored twice for the Flames, Calgary struggled to regain control after Rantanen’s crucial goal in the third period.

The game featured some controversial moments, including two Calgary goals being disallowed due to goaltender interference and a kicked puck. Despite their spirited play, the Flames failed to capitalize on crucial power plays, illustrating the Stars' resilience and their ability to withstand pressure. This win solidifies Dallas's strong position since January 1, where they have lost only eight games in regulation.

Casey DeSmith led the Dallas Stars to a decisive 5-2 victory over the Calgary Flames, making an impressive 46 saves. The Stars' offensive effort was bolstered by goals from Roope Hintz and Mikko Rantanen, each contributing a goal and an assist. This win marked the Stars' sixth victory in their last ten games, solidifying their position in the NHL's Central Division.

Calgary, fighting for a playoff spot, saw Nazem Kadri score twice, but it wasn't enough to overcome the Stars' offensive onslaught. The Flames struggled to capitalize on power-play opportunities, needing a stronger performance as they cling to playoff hopes. The key moment came when Rantanen restored a two-goal lead in the third period, effectively stifling Calgary's momentum.