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That lead didn't last long, as Alexander Winbird tied it up just five minutes into the third on a quick end-to-end rush.

Both teams traded chances from there, including a huge pad save by Holfer on a three-on-one break.

The Blues controlled much of overtime possession, but it took a last-second rush to decide it.

Fans and players lit up after Dylan Holloway tucked home the winner with five seconds left, going forehand to backhand shortside over Nedeljkovic's shoulder.

Blues coach Jim Montgomery's reaction on the bench said it all pure joy amid the smiles.

Meanwhile, the Sharks dropped to one win, 15 losses, and two overtime losses this season when Macklin Celebrini doesn't get a point he's held.

Pointless and six straight now.

This overtime thriller keeps the Blues rolling as they build momentum with their mix of youth and vets, setting up an exciting stretch ahead.

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I'm Corey with the story.

It's March 27th.

Welcome to Dallas Stars News Today, AI-powered coverage of your squad.

I'm Corey with the story.

The New York Islanders picked up a crucial 2-1 win over the Dallas Stars last night.

On March 27th, the Dallas Stars are in a tough spot after a rough loss Tuesday night to the New Jersey Devils.

Goaltender Jake Oettinger got pulled for just the second time this season, battling illness while the defense let him down.

Now they face the New York Islanders tonight on an East Coast road trip, desperate to snap a three-game losing streak before the playoffs start.

Meanwhile, the Islanders are riding high this season, boosted by rookie defenseman Matthew Schaefer's breakout performance.

He's a top contender for the Calder Trophy, as the league's best newcomer.

The Stars are also playing without forward Miko Rantanen, though he's set to return Saturday against Pittsburgh.