Ducks vs Stars live stream: Watch online free 9:30 ET Monday game 3 in a series that Anaheim leads 2-0 as the series shifts to Dallas for the next two games.

The Stars are down 2-0 in the series vs the Ducks as they were unable to tie either game up, losing by one in both. The series now shifts to Dallas for the next two games. The Stars went 23-11-7 at home, while Anaheim went 25-12-4 on the road this season. Watch the free live stream online as the momentum of this series can shift into a tough battle or it can be one game to being over for the Ducks.

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The Stars outshot Anaheim 36-19 in the 3-2 loss in Game 2, when Dallas had a 15-2 edge in a third-period flurry. But Ducks rookie goalie Frederik Andersen finished with 34 saves in his second postseason start, according to ESPN.com.

"It's going to be tough games in Dallas. ... We're going to have to be ready for a great atmosphere for them with their fans," Ducks center Andrew Cogliano told ESPN.com. "That's by far the most offensive we've seen them play right in the series. The games right now are so intense, but the guys are ready."

It's been nearly six years since Dallas hosted a playoff game, and the Stars are expecting a revved-up crowd. In their first home game since April 11, the night they shut out the St. Louis Blues to clinch their first playoff berth since 2008.

"I think players really embrace it. Fans have been tremendous down the stretch," coach Lindy Ruff told the media after practice Sunday. "I think what really typified it was the [Mike] Modano night where you end up coming back and winning a game like that on home ice and you feel that electricity in the building. I think again [Monday], our fans are getting a playoff treat and our players are getting an opportunity to play in front of them, and I think as much as our players got to see the energy in Anaheim's building, we'll get to embrace that energy in our building."

Matt Beleskey has been a good fit on the first line with Ryan Getzlaf and Corey Perry, but he sat out Game 2 with a lower-body injury and isn't likely to dress for Game 3, although he did make the trip to Dallas, according to NHL.com.

"If he plays tomorrow, it's a miracle," coach Bruce Boudreau said Sunday at practice in Dallas, according to Eric Stephens of the Orange County Register.