The Dallas Stars continued their dominant form with a thrilling 3-2 overtime victory against the Detroit Red Wings on Saturday night. Defenseman Thomas Harley netted the game-winning goal just 2:05 into overtime, securing the win for the streaking Stars.
Key Takeaways
The Dallas Stars secured two significant victories this week, extending their impressive winning streak. Defenseman Thomas Harley scored the game-winning goal in overtime to defeat the Detroit Red Wings 3-2 on Saturday night. Earlier in the week, Jason Robertson and Jamie Benn each scored twice as the Stars routed the Edmonton Oilers 7-2.
Wyatt Johnston contributed with a goal and an assist, while Michael Bunting also scored for Dallas. Goaltender Jake Oettinger made 22 saves out of 24 shots. Harley's goal was his seventh in overtime during regular-season games this season.
The Stars have been on an incredible run, going 14-0-1 in their last 15 games, matching the longest point streak in club history set by their 1998-99 Stanley Cup team. This streak ties for the second-longest point streak in the NHL this season with Tampa Bay, behind Colorado's 17-game effort.
Earlier in the week, the Stars showcased their offensive firepower with a 7-2 rout of the Edmonton Oilers on Thursday night. Jason Robertson had two goals and two assists to tie his career high in points, while Jamie Benn also scored twice. Wyatt Johnston added a power-play goal and two assists.
The Stars have been particularly strong at home, boasting the best home power play in the league. They have scored with the man advantage in 12 consecutive games. With these victories, Dallas has secured the second-most points in the league, just three behind Central-leading Colorado.
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