Stars Host Kraken, Robertson on Fire
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Welcome to Dallas Stars News Today. Two minutes of updates that matter to Dallas Stars fans. Hit subscribe and stay connected. Tonight, the Dallas Stars host the Seattle Kraken at the American Airlines Center for their third and final matchup this season. Pup drops at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, February 25th. Catch it on Victory Plus for TV, the ticket on 96.7 FM or 1310 AM for radio, or follow live stats on NHL Game Center.
What are the current standings and statistics for the Dallas Stars and Seattle Kraken?
The Stars sit at 34 wins, 14 losses, and 9 overtime losses with 77 points, good for third in the Central Division. The Kraken are 27-20-9 with 63 points, third in the Pacific. The Stars have owned this rivalry, going 12 wins, 1 loss, and 1 overtime loss all-time against Seattle, including 6 wins and 1 overtime. Loss at home. They've won their last 8 straight against the Kraken, outscoring them 25-9. Both previous games this season went to Dallas, a 2-1 win here in November and a 3-2 victory in Seattle. Stars forward, Jason Robertson, is scorching hot with eight points in his last six games and just notched his 200th career goal. He's got 32 goals this year, leading the team and tie for third league wide.
Rue Pence and Miro Heiskanen also feast on the Kraken, with Hintz at 14 points in 14 games and Heiskanen averaging over a point per game. Against them... Keep an eye on Seattle's Chandler Stevenson, who's racked up seven assists in six games and leads Kraken scoring on the road. Under new coach Glenn Guladzan, the Stars shook off a post-Christmas slump with six straight wins before the Olympic break, fixing their shot. Differential and tightening defense. Forward Mikko Rantanen is out at least two weeks with a lower body injury from the Olympics, putting more on lines like Jamie Benn and Matt Duchesne, who are clicking now. Goalie Casey DeSmith, with a stellar 2.37 goals against average, should start.
Don't miss Country Western Night and a career fair at the arena, plus try the Texas-sized Philly cheesesteak. The 50-50 raffle benefits impact communities. Stars look ahead to Nashville on February 28th, then Vancouver and Calgary. This story is made possible by our sponsor, Some Chase Peace. I put my head in it. S-O-L-I, solelypillow.com.
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