Dallas Stars Overtime Win Snaps Predators' Streak
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The latest scores, headlines, and storylines, right here on Dallas Stars News Today. Subscribe and stay game ready. The Dallas Stars pulled off a comeback win against the Nashville Predators, three goals to two in overtime, on Saturday night at American Airlines Arena. Nashville built a 2-0 lead in the first period, but Dallas fired back with three unanswered goals to stretch their winning streak to eight.
Game straight. Meanwhile, it marked the Predators' fourth overtime loss in a row. Nashville jumped ahead early on the power play when Matthew Wood set up Michael Bunting for the first tally.
What happened in the Dallas Stars vs. Nashville Predators game?
Just over a minute later, Stephen Stamkos grabbed his 30th goal of the season off a steal and breakaway assist from Luke Evangelista. The Stars narrowed it to 2-1 in the second period on Wyatt Johnston's power play shot past Drew Soros. Then in the third, a quick no-icing play led to Nathan Bastian's rebound goal to tie things up at 2. Jason Robertson tapped home the overtime winner after a scramble in front where Miro Heiskanen lost his stick battling for position. Nashville defenseman Adam Willsby exited early with a lower body injury, forcing the team to play shorthanded on the blue line most of the night. Saros stopped 22 of 25 shots in the loss, as the Predators sit at 62 points, one shy of the Western Conference wildcard spot.
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