Dallas Stars forward Roope Hintz will be sidelined for a week with a facial injury but avoided a fracture, GM Jim Nill announced Tuesday.

Dallas Stars GM Jim Nill provided a clearer timeline on Roope Hintz’s return from a facial injury he suffered Saturday night in Edmonton. Nill said on the DLLS Stars Podcast Tuesday that Hintz was evaluated by doctors Monday,

Dallas Stars' forward Roope Hintz will be out for at least a week after a puck struck his face during a game against the Edmonton Oilers. Despite the

As facial injuries continue to plague the Stars ’ roster this season, top-line center Roope Hintz is the latest victim. After taking a puck to the face at the 10:45 mark of the second period of Saturday night’s game against Edmonton, Hintz left the game and did not return. He was taken to the hospital and ruled out for Sunday’s game in Vancouver.

Stars forward Roope Hintz received an update after exiting the Oilers game following a scary incident on Saturday night.

Stars forward Roope Hintz was hit with a puck shot by Edmonton Oilers center Adam Henrique and left the ice with a towel pressed against his face on Saturday, and after his club's 5-4 loss, Dallas coach Peter DeBoer said the veteran was receiving tests.

Dallas Stars forward Roope Hintz will be sidelined for a week with a facial injury but avoided a fracture. General manager Jim Nill said Tuesday that Hintz has to keep his heart rate down for 5-7 days to avoid pressure or swelling.

Buffalo Sabres forward JJ Peterka is out day-to-day. Forward Jiri Kulich returned from an illness. Calgary Flames: Forward Mikael Backlund left last night’s game with an upper-body injury.