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Harley Has a Goal and 2 Assists to Lead the Stars Past the Struggling Sharks, 4-3
Dallas has won the first meeting 5-0 and enters 9-5-2 overall, while San Jose looks to end a four-game skid.
- On Nov. 7, the Dallas Stars defeated the San Jose Sharks 4-3, extending their record against the team to 10-0-1 since March 2024.
- The San Jose Sharks entered seeking to end a four-game losing streak but dropped their fifth straight regulation loss in Dallas, swept in a road back-to-back.
- Defenseman Thomas Harley recorded his first 3-point game of the season, scoring one of three power-play goals as the Stars' league-best home penalty kill went 5 for 6.
- Stars forwards Jamie Benn, Roope Hintz, and Jason Robertson also scored, while rookie Macklin Celebrini assisted on each Sharks goal in his fourth 3-point game of the season.
- Dallas holds a 9-5-2 record this season, maintaining a league-best home penalty kill that has allowed only two goals on 34 opportunities, both on 5-on-3 plays.
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Harley has a goal and 2 assists to lead the Stars past the struggling Sharks, 4-3
DALLAS (AP) — Defenseman Thomas Harley scored one of Dallas’ three power-play goals in his first three-point game of the season and the Stars beat the San Jose Sharks 4-3 on Saturday night.
·Winnipeg, Canada
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The San Jose Sharks are foundering as they prepare to visit the Dallas Stars on Saturday night. It will be the second game of a back-to-back set and the third road contest in four nights for the Sharks, who lost 4-1 to the host Minnesota Wild on Friday night. San Jose has lost four straight
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