Dallas Stars Extend Win Streak, Defeat Red Wings

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The Dallas Stars grab a 3-2 overtime win over the Detroit Red Wings on Saturday at American

Airlines Center.

Thomas Harley sealed it with the breakaway goal just 2 minutes and 6 seconds into overtime,

pushing the Stars point streak to 15 games and tying a franchise record.

This hot run has Dallas at 14 wins, no regulation losses, and one overtime defeat.

It matches their streak from December 6th, 1998 through January 6th, 1999.

Stars forward, Wyatt Johnston tallied a goal and an assist while Michael Bunting notched

his first goal since joining from Nashville.

Golly Jake O. Edinger turned aside 22 shots.

Now the Stars sit tied for the second best streak in the league this season, trailing

only Colorado.

Meanwhile, Detroit got goals from Simon Evanson and Lucas Raymond.

John Gibson stopped 21 pucks, but the Red Wings have lost 5 of their last 6 outings.

The Wings called up forward John Leonard on emergency from the minors after injuries

sidelineed 2 key players that morning.

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