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Stars Crush Canucks for Franchise-Record 9th Straight Win
Jason Robertson extended his points streak to eight games as the Stars outshot the Canucks 37-14, securing a franchise-record ninth consecutive win.
- On Sunday, the Dallas Stars broke the franchise’s previous eight-game streak with a win over Vancouver at Rogers Arena.
- A lucky bounce off the end boards evened the score and momentum shifted when the Dallas Stars scored two goals within 1:10 in the second period to seize control.
- Jason Robertson extended his points streak against Vancouver to eight games with 13 points, while Lian Bichsel scored twice and Miro Heiskanen and Sam Steel each had two assists.
- With the trade deadline on Friday, the Dallas Stars need defensive depth and physicality for their playoff push while Rich Peverley watches potential moves involving Tyler Myers and Evander Kane.
- Vancouver Canucks faced a sixth straight loss, were outshot 37-14, and defenceman Pierre-Olivier Joseph left with an upper-body injury; they have gone 0-for-13 on the power play since Jan. 27.
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The Washington PostStars beat Canucks 6-1 to extend winning streak to a franchise-record 9 games
Lian Bichsel scored twice and the Dallas Stars beat the Vancouver Canucks 6-1 on Monday night. Colin Blackwell, Jason Robertson and Matt Duchene each had a goal and an assist for the Stars (37-14-9), who extended their winning streak to a franchise-record nine games.
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The Toronto Star+7 Reposted by 7 other sources
Stars extend win streak to franchise-high nine games with 6-1 victory over Canucks
VANCOUVER - Two goals from Lian Bichsel powered the Dallas Stars to a lopsided 6-1 victory over the struggling Vancouver Canucks on Monday.
·Toronto, Canada
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