Stars vs Sharks: Dallas' Road Streak Continues
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
It's January 10th for the Dallas Stars. Let's get into it. Follow and subscribe for more team news every day. The Dallas Stars take on the San Jose Sharks this Saturday, January 10th at 3 p.m.
What are the current standings of the Dallas Stars and San Jose Sharks?
at the SAP Center. The Stars sit at 26 wins, 10 losses, and 8 overtime losses, good for second in the Central Division with 60 points. The Sharks are at 22, 18, and 3, 4th in the Pacific with 47 points. Catch the game on Victory Plus for TV, the ticket on 96.7 FM or 1310 AM for radio, or follow live stats on NHL Game Center. The Stars have owned this matchup lately, winning their last eight straight against San Jose, outscoring them 39-22 since March. Second, 2024. They've beaten the Sharks twice already this season, 4-1 on December 5, 2025, and 5-3 on December 18. Dallas also holds a strong road record here, winning five of their last six at the SAP Center. Stars forward, Wyatt Johnston is on fire against the Sharks with a seven-game point streak, racking up 17 points, nine goals, and eight assists.
Miko Rantanen has 36 points in 28 career games versus them, including a six-game streak. Keep an eye on Matt Duchesne, who just hit his 900th NHL point, and he's got four points in his last four against San Jose. For the Sharks, Alexander Winbird notched his 400th point recently and leads them with 30 points this season. Practice in San Jose showed great team chemistry, with Dushin and goalie Jake Oettinger breaking down plays to get better. The Stars rank third in scoring at 3.41 goals per game and first in shooting percentage. Their goalies are sharp, too, with Casey DeSmith possibly starting after a strong win over Washington.
Coach Glenn Galutzin loves the balance in net. Captain Jamie Benn should rejoin soon after fixing his nose from a recent injury, flying in for the Los Angeles game Sunday. Meanwhile, San Jose allows the most shots in the league at 31.2 per game.
Dallas looks to keep rolling on this road trip before facing the Kings, Ducks, and Utah Mammoth. This story is made possible by our sponsor. See the episode description. Cash rules everything around me, but solely pillow rules my bedtime.
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