Radulov (lower body) will remain out Sunday against the Red Wings, Matthew DeFranks of The Dallas Morning News reports.

EDGE Analysis

This marks the fourth consecutive missed game for Radulov, although the word from the Stars continues to be positive for a return in the near future. His next chance to play will be Tuesday against Montreal.

Radulov (lower body) won't play Thursday against the Ducks, Matthew DeFranks of The Dallas Morning News reports.

EDGE Analysis

Radulov appears to be trending in the right direction in his recovery, but he'll have to wait for Sunday's road game against the Red Wings for his next chance to return to the lineup. Despite the injury that has now cost him three consecutive games, Radulov has enjoyed a fantastic start to the campaign, racking up four goals and 10 points in just six appearances.

Radulov (lower body) will not play against the Kings on Tuesday, Mark Stepneski of the Stars' official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

Initial reports suggested Radulov might be good to play in the upcoming contest, but Thursday's home game against the Ducks is evidently the more realistic return date for the feisty top-line scoring winger. This injury has been an unfortunate setback to an otherwise stellar start to the new season for Radulov, who has four goals and 10 points through six games.

Radulov (lower body) could play Tuesday versus the Kings, Matthew DeFranks of The Dallas Morning News reports.

EDGE Analysis

Head coach Jim Montgomery suggested the Russian winger could be available for tomorrow's contest after missing Friday's game with what is being called a lower-body injury. Prior to departing the lineup, Radulov had been red hot with 10 points in six games.

Radulov (undisclosed) wasn't present for warmups and won't play Friday against the Wild, Matthew DeFranks of The Dallas Morning News reports.

EDGE Analysis

Radulov has been red-hot out of the gate, racking up four goals and six assists in six games. It will be the first game he misses since 2016-17, and his absence will boost Roope Hintz to the top line.

Radulov is considered a game-time decision Friday due to an injury, but he's expected to miss the contest, Mark Stepneski of the Stars' official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

Radulov absence would be a significant one, as the veteran winger has gotten off to a hot start with four goals and two assists through the first six contests this season. Official word may not come down the pipe until pregame warmups, but Roope Hintz is slated to skate on the top line Friday if Radulov indeed sits out.

Radulov's five-game point streak was snapped in Tuesday's 3-0 road loss to the Devils.

EDGE Analysis

Keith Kinkaid -- who is New Jersey's interim starter filling in for Cory Schneider (hip) -- pitched a shutout in that game, but Radulov was only credited with one shot over a season-low 15:38 of ice time as a tough way to put an end to his hot streak. Still, as long as the Russian remains on the top line and No. 1 power-play unit with Jamie Benn and Tyler Seguin, his offensive opportunities should remain plentiful.

Radulov scored one goal and added two helpers -- one on the power play -- in 7-4 win over the Maple Leafs.

EDGE Analysis

Radulov was dominant to extend his goal streak to three games. He tied the game in the first period by wristing a puck that deflected off a defender and fluttered past Frederick Andersen. Late in the second period, Radulov notched a primary assist to Jamie Benn that kept the Stars in the game before setting up John Klingberg in the third period to bring the game within one. Radulov now has three goals and seven points in three games.

Radulov has two goals and one assist through three preseason games.

EDGE Analysis

The output in exhibition contests shouldn't be surprising since Radulov nearly hit the pace in 2017-18, marking 72 points in 82 games. He'll once again man the top line in Dallas with Tyler Seguin and Jamie Benn. The 32-year-old earns his paycheck on power play, though, where he notched 23 points last season.

Radulov scored two goals in Dallas' 5-3 victory over the Blues on Tuesday.

EDGE Analysis

The Russian posted 72 points in his first season as a member of the Stars, more than justifying the big money paid to him last offseason. Even though it's preseason, it's good to see Radulov firing on all cylinders and if Dallas plans to make a run at the Stanley Cup in 2018-19, the 32-year-old will need to stay healthy and be at his best once again.