Robertson’s Natural Hat Skills Raise Stars to 4-3 Beat Oilers – Hockey Writer – Dallas Stars

After a 4-0 lead with the remaining 11 minutes, the Dallas Stars (46-21-4) defeated the Edmonton Oilers 4-3 on Wednesday night. Wyatt Johnston and Jason Robertson were the stars’ goals scores, while Jake Oettinger made 42 saves.

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Corey Perry, Adam Henrique and Zach Hyman scored for the Oilers. Stuart Skinner scored 17 saves in 21 goals before leaving the game due to injury and not returning. Calvin Pickard relaxed for three games.

Game review

Despite falling in Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl, the Oilers started the game with cannons, defeating the stars 14-5 in the first phase but couldn’t get the puck past Oettinger.

Johnston opened the score at 14:26, and the backhand moved with the disengagement, defeating Skinner on his left shoulder.

After Roope Hintz’s backhand pass to an open Robertson, the second frame was 5:01 at 2-0 at 5:01 at 2, who took Skinner out of position with his own exquisite backhand and threw it into the 30 seasons of the season.

Robertson chose to keep the puck in a 2-on-1 situation and snatched the puck on Skinner’s right-hand pad when he scored his second night.

The natural hat trick was completed after Robertson hit Harley’s shot in the high-end game in Game 3 and the third game of the season 32.

Dating back to Monday night against the field, Oettinger did not allow the goal in 109 minutes and 30 seconds, then Perry finally put a goal in his game in the third phase of the third phase. Perry collected the rebound on the left side of the crease and placed it on the oettinger.

The comeback attempt continued again, and in the power play, Henrique shot from the left circle, reducing the lead to 4-2.

On the bench, Pickard scored the Oilers’ third goal in 9 minutes at 18:35, making it a 4-3 game.

Oettinger made some huge savings while the stars kept the win 4-3.

The Oilers surpassed the Stars by 45-24 and scored 2-2 in the 6th game. The stars have a 3-to-1 advantage.

Next

Both teams resumed their operations Thursday night. The stars continue their Alberta journey to Calgary Flames, while the Oilers will be playing Seattle in Seattle.