Star Jason Robertson’s 2024-25 campaign is a story for two seasons – Hockey Writer – Dallas Stars

Becoming a name for the successive Western Conference Finals ahead of the 2024-25 season, it was the Stanley Cup, or the Dallas Stars nothing. With Joe Pavelski retiring and establishing veterans like Jamie Benn and Matt Duchene approaching the end of their careers, it’s the official time for the young star gun to pick up the well-known torch, starting with Jason Robertson.

He has done it until the start of the season. In most cases. In 2021-22, Robertson scored 41 goals and 79 points. In 2022-23, he scored 46 goals and 109 points. Last season, his number dropped significantly, scoring 29 goals and 80 points. Still very good numbers, but despite this, the season has dropped from the previous season.

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In the regular season, the stars don’t have much proof. They won the division last season and won the victory by trailing the Colorado Avalanche’s 2022-23 campaign. But as a solo, as a young player, Robertson continues to improve and become the game-breaking player that everyone knows they can be. 2024 – 25 years of sports have been a story for two seasons. One of them is great, one of them is not that much. Let’s dive.

Robertson’s story in 2024

It’s a good thing that some players don’t hear their names while watching the game. Defensive player Esa Lindell recalls the stars. Some changes have occurred to the fact that Miro Heiskanen was injured. But Lindell is the kind of player, and if you can’t hear his name, his job is perfect. Not that for Robertson. Of course, their roles in this team are polar opposites, but the points are still the same.

Robertson had enough surgery during the offseason that caused him to miss out on training camp and preseason and looked like it in the first few months of the season. In this case, there can be some grace given to the player, but for Robertson, it’s a little different. He was already a player who often disappeared from the broadcaster’s lips, so details of his summer were forgotten as he stumbled out.

In October and November, the 25-year-old scored five goals, 13 points and 3 strong match scores in 22 games. At the time, the stars were 14-8-0, Duchene, Tyler Seguin and Mason Markingment were leading the way in offense. Roope Hintz had nine goals, but other than that, those three were responsible. Players like Wyatt Johnston and Logan Stankoven are working hard and performing the right way, but not getting results. Robertson, on the other hand, is a ghost, and no matter how young the season is, it is becoming increasingly worrying.

The trend started turning for Robertson in December and his timing couldn’t have been better. Seguin had surgery on December 4, which would put him out of the roster until at least April, with the need for Robertson to raise the mark even brighter. In the last month of 2024, Robertson scored four goals and 15 points in 14 games. It’s a fewer goals and two points than he’s targeted for the past two months, just to help you get your math out there. He also earned three Powerball points, bringing his season total to six. He entered 2025 with a total of 9 goals and 28 points.

While the goal score isn’t entirely complete, it’s a huge improvement from his start to this season. Overall, the resonance around the stars is a bit strange. They are 22-13-1 and on the first universal card. Their home record is 14-5-1, but their 8-8-0 road record still has a lot to be desired. Robertson, as well as many lineups, has begun to attack bigger and bigger and needs to continue to move to 2025.

Robertson’s story in 2025

If Robertson approaches the ramp and starts climbing in December, he starts starting in January and is still on the air. In 15 games in January, Robertson scored 10 goals, 21 points and 6 points in power games. Again, to fast math, this is another goal, with only 7 points, and the same score from the whole season before the whole season. In February, he scored six goals, 10 points and four strong match scores in eight games.

From January 1 to February 28, Robertson scored 16 goals and 31 points. Only David Pastrnak and Leon Draisaitl have more goals, and only they, Nikita Kucherov and Clayton Keller, can earn more points. Robertson, who had eight goals and 15 points in March, finished No. 1 in the NHL since January 1, and ranked fifth in scoring with 24 goals and 46 points.

As a result, the stars have completely changed the season and pushed themselves toward a legitimate Stanley Cup contender. Similarly, the Star’s 26-8-3 record since January 1 is the best in the NHL. They are second in the central division, 6 points behind the Winnipeg Jets and five points ahead of the Avalanche.

Not all Robertsons. Johnston is an amazing young player who will certainly play his role, and has scored 29 goals and 66 points in his own right, including 19 goals and 41 points since January 1. But it was the offense of the Crime Commission, and Robertson needed to be the leader of the commission.

Stars’ playoff temporary road trip

The stars are currently on the swing on the West Coast and see them 4-3, Calgary Flames 5-2 and Seattle Cleken beat the Edmonton Oilers 5-1, who will wrap it up in another game in Seattle on Monday. With the defeat of Cracon, the star became the third NHL team this season and won a playoff spot, Robertson’s offense has been at the forefront. In these three games, Robertson scored 4 goals and 7 points.

The point of all this is very simple. The roster of stars is very deep, full of goal scorers and organizers. If a player takes a night off, they have a cabinet filled with people that can be strengthened. But when Robertson continued, it put too much pressure on everyone else and the offense became free, loose, and even more productive. To get the team to play the playoffs again, Robertson had to step on gasoline.

In 364 regular season games, Robertson had 165 goals and 387 points. In 45 professional playoff games, Robertson has 14 goals and 38 points. Obviously, the sample size is much smaller, but the playoff speed will have to reach regular season standards this time. The lack of attack on the stars has been a star problem during the last two to the last four trips, and to a large extent, if Robertson will be swaying in late May.