The fireworks didn't wait for the end of Game 4 to set off in Dallas between the Stars and St. Louis Blues.As the final seconds of the second period ticked away, tempers flared between Blues goalie Jordan Binnington and the Stars after a pair of goals extended Dallas' lead to 4-1.After play was blown dead in the Stars offensive zone, Binnington took a swing at Stars captain Jamie Benn, and after the gathering of bodies that followed, Binnington would also take a hack at Stars goalie Ben Bishop as he left the ice for the second intermission.A few minutes before the skirmish at the other end of the ice, Bishop suffered an uncalled slash at the hands of Blues forward David Perron.The end result saw a pair on minor penalties on Binnington for roughing against Benn, as well as the slash against Bishop.

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