US EditionStars crush Canucks for franchise-record 9th straight 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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thesportsleader.comStars attempt to add to franchise-best win streak vs. lowly Flames
The Dallas Stars will be aiming for a perfect 10 when they visit the Calgary Flames on Tuesday.
Lian Bichsel scored twice as the Stars stretched their record streak
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. Adam Erne added a goal for Dallas and Miro Heiskanen and Sam Steel had two assists apiece. Jake Oettinger made 13 saves. The Canucks opened the scoring midway through the first peri…
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Stars 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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