There’s no questioning the no quit factor in the Dallas Stars.
In their quest for a third consecutive trip to the Stanley Cup playoffs, they are not rolling over. Even while playing the most difficult schedule in the NHL. You cannot have a team like this without character and tough-as-nails guys like Jason Dickinson.
Getting hit in the face has been a constant theme for Dickinson over the years too. He continues to go about his business like many would expect a hockey player to: unfazed. Nobody who is a Stars fan or follows the team in any way is surprised—especially his teammates and coaches.
While Jason Dickinson is (in)famously known for getting hit in the face, he’s not afraid to play the physical game either. Dickie can hit and take a hit. Not known to be a fighter, but he’s done that a few times before as well.
The most valuable toughness to Dickie about his toughness is his play as a defensive forward. Kills penalties, wins faceoffs and can play on any of the four lines. He plays a full 200-foot game.
Whether you’re looking at Dickie’s play on the ice, how well he can take a shot to his face, or his durability and consistency, Jason Dickinson is a mainstay in Dallas.
A team that has gone toe to toe with adversity over the last couple of years is personified by Dickinson.
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