Jason Spezza and the Dallas Stars believe that frenzied 15-minute finish when they barely hung on to close out their first-round series will come in handy moving forward in the playoffs. ''If anything, it's a great period for us because we survived it and now get to learn from it,'' Spezza said Tuesday after the Stars returned from a day off. Dallas, the top seed in the Western Conference, opens the second round Friday night at home against St. Louis.
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