Add another one to the injury report — Dallas Stars forward Devin Shore left last night’s game against the Columbus Blue Jackets early after the following play:

This is the play Devin Shore got injured on. He will not return tonight. pic.twitter.com/FJbbytFSfj — Matthew DeFranks (@MDeFranks) November 13, 2018

Shore, who entered the evening fourth on the team in scoring, will be out for the next week or two at the least:

Shore (lower body) to have an MRI tomorrow. Stars thinking he’ll be out 7-10 days. — Mark Stepneski (@StarsInsideEdge) November 13, 2018

But hey, at least Dallas kept an impressive streak going against Columbus!

The @BlueJacketsNHL improved to 7-0-0 in their last seven games against the Stars dating to Dec. 29, 2015 (DAL: 0-5-2). #NHLStats #CBJvsDAL pic.twitter.com/AL6izvYu3E — NHL Public Relations (@PR_NHL) November 13, 2018

Wait, that’s a bad thing. Umm, quick! Look over there!

Other Stars News

Sean Shapiro was on NHL Network yesterday talking about the impact of Alexander Radulov:

I was on @NHLNetwork earlier chatting Radulov's return, the impact of Klingberg's injury. I also blinked way too many times https://t.co/rQMXgAfb31 — Sean Shapiro (@seanshapiro) November 13, 2018

Also from Shapiro: Ben Gleason and Joel Hanley are getting their chances in the big league, but life changes quite a bit when you’re an NHL call-up. [The Athletic]

Central Census

The Stars weren’t the only Central team to play last night, as two of their divisional rivals also took the ice:

Not Central-specific, but the Minnesota Wild became the third team in #MDK to join Down Goes Brown’s Top 5:

Weekend power rankings: Half the teams in the league suddenly look terrible, the Wild arrive in the top five, two new teams debut in the bottom five, and I think I might be in love with the Canucks. https://t.co/DgZMSt7TWr — Down Goes Brown (@DownGoesBrown) November 12, 2018

And in case you’re still living in denial about how crazy good this division is:

League Links

The induction ceremony for the Hockey Hall of Fame was last night. Here’s a look at what you might have missed while presumably watching the Stars play:

From inspirational Willie to controversial Gary, my night at the Hockey Hall of Fame https://t.co/BSbarLchlE #NHL #HHOF — Greg Wyshynski (@wyshynski) November 13, 2018

Jared Clinton lists out his top 10 candidates for next year’s class, including the top eligible defenseman... Sergei Gonchar? Wait no, that can’t be right. It’s really... Brian Boyle? [The Hockey News]

I mean seriously, what does Sergei Zubov have to do to get some recognition?

Nope, no comparison at all (and Zubov played in the trap-happy 90s much more than Boyle did). Playing for the Canadian Olympic team does not a best defenseman of his era make. (Reposted because labels are a necessary thing) pic.twitter.com/nZ49FO8BaV — Erin (@ErinB_DBD) November 12, 2018

Bad news for former Star Jack Campbell:

Former Dallas Stars' 1st round pick, and Texas Stars 2014 Calder Cup winner, Jack Campbell suffered a torn meniscus on this play. The Kings announced today that Campbell will have surgery and is expected to miss 4-6 weeks. https://t.co/cJQcnlrCjm — Owen Newkirk (@OwenNewkirk) November 13, 2018

Campbell’s injury is the latest thing to go wrong for the Los Angeles Kings, joining a list that includes *checks notes* everything: [NBC Sports]

Finally...

I’m just gonna leave this here...