Dallas Stars fans aren’t happy.
With two games to none in the Western Conference finals, things only got worse for the Stars as the Vegas Golden Knights took an early 4-0 lead.
As the clock began ticking down in the final seconds of the second period, Stars fans made their discontent known by throwing debris onto the ice.
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A member of the ice team cleans the ice after debris is thrown by fans during the second period in Game Three of the 2023 Stanley Cup Playoffs Western Conference Final between the Dallas Stars and the Vegas Golden Knights at the American Airlines Center on May 23, 2023 in Dallas, Texas (Steph Chambers/Getty Images)
Because of that, with 21.6 seconds remaining in the period, both teams were forced to head to the locker room early.
Several bottles were seen on the ice, and the public address announcer can be heard telling fans not to.
The Zamboni came out to clean the surface and both teams came back for the end of the second/beginning of the third period, but the flying objects didn’t stop.
A bag of popcorn was thrown in the direction of Adin Hill upon returning to the ice.
Vegas Golden Knights defenseman Alec Martinez (23) and goalie Adin Hill (33) leave the game after fans threw objects on the ice in the game between the Dallas Stars and the Vegas Golden Knights during the second period of the third game of the Western Conference. 2023 Stanley Cup Playoff Finals at American Airlines Center (Jerome Miron-USA TODAY Sports)
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Vegas scored three goals in the first period, all within the first 7:10 of the hockey game. They won the first two games in overtime at home.
Members of the ice team clean up the ice after fans throw objects on the ice in the game between the Dallas Stars and the Vegas Golden Knights during the second period in game three of the Stanley Cup Playoff Western Conference Finals 2023 at American Airlines Center. (Jerome Miron-USA TODAY Sports)
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Assuming the score stands, the Golden Knights are now one win away from their second Stanley Cup Final in team history: their first season was in 2017-18.