Stars Edge Jets in OT, Roll into Break
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It's February 3rd for the Dallas Stars. Let's get into it. Follow and subscribe for more team news every day. The Dallas Stars came home from a perfect road trip sweep and took on the Winnipeg Jets last night. They edged out a 4-3 overtime win thanks to some clutch heroics from Harley, who sealed the deal. It was a battle between two top American goaltenders headed to the Olympics in Italy and the Stars were fired up to keep their streak alive for four. The Break
What were the highlights of the Dallas Stars vs. Winnipeg Jets game?
The Jets have had a tough season, losing key offense in the offseason and their star goalie to surgery. Teams like that can be sneaky dangerous, with nothing to lose. But Dallas turned it into deja vu from last year's playoffs, shutting down Winnipeg just like before. Fans were buzzing about the physicality. The Stars crushed the Jets in hits, 14-5 in the first period alone. Guys like Justin Rakowian delivered bone-rattling checks that had everyone hyped. That's the Texas-style brutality paired with goals that Stars fans have been craving all January. A weird, lucky bounce off the ref's skate-flip momentum in the second, leading to a three-on-one Jets goal after Dallas had taken the lead. It tied things up, but Nils Lundqvist responded with a huge goal to even it back.
These fluky breaks have hit the Stars twice now, something to watch against the Blues on Wednesday. This win was a solid test for Dallas heading into the break.
They're rolling strong, and that overtime magic keeps the momentum hot. The Daily News Now is made possible with support from our sponsor. Some travel miles to find peace. I just climb into bed and listen. S-O-L-I, solelypillow.com.
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