Stars Snap Skid, Hintz Sets New Record

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For the Dallas Stars, it's January 8th. Here's what's happening. Make sure you're subscribed so you never miss an update. The Dallas Stars finally snapped their six-game losing streak with a solid 4-1 win over the Washington Capitals on Wednesday night. Rup Hintz was the hero, firing 12 shots on goal, which sets a team record since they moved to Texas from Minnesota back in 19. 93.

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His 12th shot, with just 18.6 seconds left, sealed it as an empty net goal.

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This victory ends a tough stretch for Dallas, marking their first win since December 21st. Coach Glenn Goulitson praised the team's effort, saying players stepped up because everyone wanted this skid to end right there. Fans and players alike breathed a sigh of relief after the game. Hence, a key forward showed why he's one of seven stars selected for the upcoming Olympics in Milan.

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He's joined by three other Finns, Mairo Heiskanen, Mikko Rantanen, and Isa Lindell. Looking at the record books, Hintz's 12 shots fall short of the franchise mark of 14 by Dino Siccarelli in 1988, when the team was still the North Stars. The NHL record belongs to Ray Burke with 19.

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Meanwhile, Matt Duchesne hit a personal milestone with his 900th regular season point, assisting on Sam Steele's goal.

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Dallas heads into the Olympic break on a high note. A message from our sponsor supports today's story. What's cooler than being cool? Solely Pillow.