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India protests 'arbitrary detention' of citizen at Shanghai airport Risky bamboo scaffolding in focus after Hong Kong building fires Trump sends more National Guard to Washington, D.C. after shooting EU strikes deal on tougher online fraud rules for banks, platforms Stars D Lian Bichsel injured vs. Senators (Photo credit: Jerome Miron-Imagn Images) Dallas defenseman Lian Bichsel hobbled off the ice with 4:21 remaining in the second period of the Stars' home game against the Ottawa Senators on Sunday night. Seconds after Wyatt Johnston's goal put Dallas in front 3-1, the blueliner was sending the puck from the red line to the Senators' end. Bichsel had a slight collision with Ottawa forward Fabian Zetterlund and then hit the boards. Dallas later took a 4-1 lead on Johnston's second goal of the game at the 2:52 mark of the third period. The Stars already have dealt with lower-body injuries to defensemen Thomas Harley and Nils Lundkvist, who are both out. Ilya Lyubushkin returned to action on Sunday after missing the previous six games with a lower-body injury. Bichsel, 21, entered the night with three points (one goal, two assists), a plus-6 rating, 22 penalty minutes, 24 blocks and 85 hits while averaging 16:04 time on the ice in 25 games this season. For his career, he entered Sunday with 12 points (five goals, seven assists), a plus-8 rating, 63 penalty minutes, 47 blocks, 240 hits and 15:21 average ice time in 63 regular-season games. Dallas selected Bichsel, a native of Switzerland, with the 18th overall pick in the 2022 NHL Draft. --Field Level Media Stars D Lian Bichsel injured vs. Senators Stars D Lian Bichsel injured vs. Senators Field Level Media 1st December 2025, 12:40 GMT+11 (Photo credit: Jerome Miron-Imagn Images) Dallas defenseman Lian Bichsel hobbled off the ice with 4:21 remaining in the second period of the Stars' home game against the Ottawa Senators on Sunday night. Seconds after Wyatt Johnston's goal put Dallas in front 3-1, the blueliner was sending the puck from the red line to the Senators' end. Bichsel had a slight collision with Ottawa forward Fabian Zetterlund and then hit the boards. Dallas later took a 4-1 lead on Johnston's second goal of the game at the 2:52 mark of the third period. The Stars already have dealt with lower-body injuries to defensemen Thomas Harley and Nils Lundkvist, who are both out. Ilya Lyubushkin returned to action on Sunday after missing the previous six games with a lower-body injury. Bichsel, 21, entered the night with three points (one goal, two assists), a plus-6 rating, 22 penalty minutes, 24 blocks and 85 hits while averaging 16:04 time on the ice in 25 games this season. For his career, he entered Sunday with 12 points (five goals, seven assists), a plus-8 rating, 63 penalty minutes, 47 blocks, 240 hits and 15:21 average ice time in 63 regular-season games. 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