Bishop could be key piece as Stars host Lightning

DALLAS -- In mid-November, the Dallas Stars lost 6-1 to the Tampa Bay Lightning at Amalie Arena.

On Thursday night, the teams meet again in the rematch at American Airlines Center and Dallas (36-23-4), who shut out Calgary 2-0 at home on Tuesday, is looking for a little payback.

However, Stars assistant coach Curt Fraser knows beating the Lightning (43-17-4), who lost 2-1 in overtime at home to Buffalo on Wednesday night, is easier said than done.

"Well, every team's a little bit different, obviously. But this team coming in tomorrow is real-lightning fast," Fraser said after practice Wednesday. "They can skate and create chances off the rush. We're going to have our hands full. Tampa's got it…