Stars Host Oilers, Riding Hot Streak
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For the Dallas Stars, it's March 12th. Here's what's happening. Make sure you're subscribed so you never miss an update. The Dallas Stars host the Edmonton Oilers tonight at the American Airlines Center for their third matchup this season. Puck drops at 7 p.m. on Thursday, March 12th. The Stars hold a strong 40 wins, 14 losses, and 10 overtime losses for 90 points, sitting second in the Central Division.
What is the Dallas Stars' current performance and record against the Edmonton Oilers?
Edmonton sits at 32 wins, 25 losses, and 8 overtime losses for 72 points, second in the Pacific. Dallas has already beaten them twice this year. The Stars own a solid all-time edge over Edmonton, especially at home with a 47 win, 20 loss, 11 tie record there. They've won the last three meetings, outscoring the Oilers 15-9, and earned points in seven of their last eight games against them. Wyatt Johnston has nine points in his last four games versus Edmonton, while Matt Duchesne has eight in his last seven. Players like Captain Jamie Benn are carrying the load fresh off a game-winning goal against Vegas and riding a three-game point streak against the Mind Oilers. On the other side, Connor McDavid leads the league with 110 points and an eight-game streak himself.
Stars fans are buzzing about the team's depth, shining through injuries to key guys like Rue Pence and Mikko Rontanen. Dallas is rolling on a 12-win, zero loss, one overtime loss streak, testing themselves against top teams like Colorado and Vegas. They've handled recent trades for Tyler Myers and Michael Bunting well, with coach Glenn Galutzin praising the group's chemistry and ability to protect. Late leads. Goalie Jake Oettinger stressed learning from closed calls now rather than in the playoffs. Catch the action on ESPN Plus or Hulu or tune into The Ticket on 96.7 FM or 1310 AM. After this, the Stars face Detroit and Utah at home before road trips to Colorado and Minnesota, gearing up for postseason battles.
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