Dallas Stars Crush Edmonton Oilers, Heating Up Rivalry
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For the Dallas Stars, it's March 14th. Here's what's happening. Make sure you're subscribed so you never miss an update. The Dallas Stars crushed the Edmonton Oilers 7-2 on Thursday night, turning up the heat on a rivalry built from playoff heartbreak. Dallas is scorching hot at 13 wins, 0 losses, and 1 tie over their last 14 games, with their only stumble against the top Colorado, Avalanche. Edmonton, fresh off back-to-back Stanley Cup final losses, sits at just four wins in their last ten. This tension traces back two seasons, when the Oilers booted Dallas from the Western Conference Finals both times.
What was the outcome of the Dallas Stars vs. Edmonton Oilers game?
Now the Stars are charging toward the Central Division crown, three points behind Colorado and five ahead of the Minnesota Wild, locking in a likely first-round clash with Minnesota.
Fans felt the edge in a game full of chips, piling up 26 penalty minutes after Dallas surged to a 5-0 lead. Edmonton's frustration boiled over as they cling to the playoffs, just five points from tumbling out, while Dallas shut down the league's highest-scoring attack. Jake O. Ettinger stole the show in net, stopping 29 shots to keep the potent Oilers to only two goals, a rare feat since late January. It's another sign Dallas is rolling into the stretch as the NHL's hottest squad. No one wants playoff smoke with these stars right now, not even the two-time Western champs. A postseason without Edmonton would suit Dallas just fine as they chase that division lead. A message from our sponsor supports today's story.
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