Robertson's Hot Streak: Stars vs Kings
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What are the Dallas Stars' recent performances and matchups?
It's January 12th. Here's your Dallas Stars news in two minutes. Subscribe to stay locked in all season. Tonight's NHL matchup features the Dallas Stars visiting the Los Angeles Kings at 10 p.m. Eastern Time from Crypto.com Arena. The Stars are slight favorites at minus 120 money line, with the puck line at Dallas minus 1.5 plus 200. Analysts are zeroing in on Dallas left wing Jason Robertson, who's third in the league for shots on goal behind only Nathan McKinnon and Connor McDavid. The top pick is Robertson over 2.5 shots on goal at minus 140. Robertson is in a contract year and firing pucks like never before, averaging 3.7 shots per game and clearing this total 69% of the time. That jumps to 75% on the road, where he averages exactly four shots.
Dallas has him on a separate line from their other stars, so he faces less shutdown attention. The Kings are vulnerable without key defenders like Philip Dinault, who they traded, and Anze Kopitar, sidelined by injury. Against LA lately, Robertson averages 3.5 shots over 11 games, going over 2.57 times. Fans had better see this as a prime spot for him to keep lighting it up. For a same-game parlay of plus-475 odds, pair Robertson's shots with Stars defenseman Miro Heiskanen over 0.5 assists.
How is Jason Robertson performing this season?
He's... On pace for 53 helpers, quarterbacking the power play, and Kings forward, Kevin Fiala, over 2.5 shots. Fiala's volume has spiked without strong centers, hitting three or more in seven of nine games. Catch the action on Victory Plus, or FDSN, West, and keep an eye on Robertson's hot road streak. Eight of his last ten away games with three or more. Shots. This could be another big night for the star sniper. The Daily News Now is made possible with support from our sponsor. What's cooler than cool? A pillow that plays Solly, Solly, Solly.
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