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  1. NHLMark Scheifele and Dawson Mercer each scored twice as the Jets rallied past the Stars 8-3.
  2. NHLSabres visit Stars tonight at 8 PM ET, with Dallas at 10-6-2 and Buffalo at 8-7-4.
  3. NHLJets beat the Stars 8-3 in Dallas on Thursday.
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Dallas Stars header: the Dallas–Fort Worth skyline behind an arena, arena lit for a home game. Today: Sabres at Stars, 8:00 PM ET.

Game day · Sat, Nov 14

8:00 PM ET

vs Sabres

American Airlines Center, Dallas · ESPN+, MSGB, Prime Video (Local)

Record10–6–2

T-4th in the Central · 22 PTS

Last L 3–8 vs Jets · Thu, Nov 12

No. 1 in the 30-second version

Mark Scheifele and Dawson Mercer each scored twice as the Jets rallied past the Stars 8-3.

Winnipeg scored the final six goals and has won five straight, with Stuart Skinner making 30 saves. Dallas's Jake Oettinger allowed a season-high six goals and was pulled early in the third period. Per AP, the Stars allowed eight goals for the first time in a decade.

Sources: Associated Press · Arctic Ice Hockey

From Thursday

Jets beat the Stars 8-3 in Dallas on Thursday.

Source: Defending Big D

No. 2 in the 30-second version

Sabres visit Stars tonight at 8 PM ET, with Dallas at 10-6-2 and Buffalo at 8-7-4.

Mikko Rantanen leads Dallas with 21 points, and Tage Thompson leads Buffalo with 21. Miro Heiskanen is out with an upper-body injury, and Matt Duchene is on injured reserve with an abdominal injury for Dallas. Dallas leads the season series 1-0.

Source: ESPN

Central standings

TeamGPWLOTPTS
Wild21143432
Predators20114527
Avalanche20116325
Stars18106222
Mammoth20108222
Jets2098321
Blues1998220
Blackhawks19513111

Around the NHL

Nathan MacKinnon and Cale Makar left Thursday's Avalanche loss to Ottawa with lower-body injuries.

The Avalanche lost 4-3 in overtime, and Shane Pinto scored the winning goal for the Senators. The team confirmed both injuries but had not released details on their condition, and Makar had also left a practice on Sunday for precautionary reasons. MacKinnon had 30 points in 20 games and Makar had 23 points in 19 games, according to The Hockey News.

Sources: ESPN · The Hockey News - Colorado Avalanche · Associated Press · The Hockey News - Ottawa Senators

Glenn Gawdin scores his first two NHL goals as the Rangers beat the Canucks 5-1 in Vancouver.

The 29-year-old Richmond, B.C., native was called up from Hartford of the AHL and filled a fourth-line center role while Joe Veleno is on long-term injured reserve. The Rangers scored four goals in the second period and improved to 12-8-1, while Vancouver has lost seven straight and is 3-17-1, according to the Associated Press.

Sources: NY Post Sports · Associated Press · The Hockey News - Vancouver Canucks · The Hockey News - New York Rangers

Roman Josi scores the shootout winner as Predators beat Golden Knights 3-2 for their seventh straight win.

Juuse Saros made 40 saves and Ryan O'Reilly scored twice for Nashville, according to the AP. Vegas had led 2-1 after two periods, a spot where it had been 10-0-0 this season, and The Hockey News said the Golden Knights lost their four-game winning streak. Adin Hill made 30 saves for Vegas.

Sources: Associated Press · The Hockey News - Las Vegas Golden Knights · Knights On Ice

Panthers rally from a three-goal deficit to beat Red Wings 5-4.

Gus Forsling scored late in the second period to cut Detroit's lead, and Anton Lundell's goal in the third gave Florida the win, according to The Hockey News and a fan blog. The Hockey News reported Detroit has lost five straight regulation games, and coach Todd McLellan said the team gave back its lead.

Sources: The Hockey News - Detroit Red Wings · The Hockey News - Florida Panthers · Litter Box Cats

Canadiens beat the Bruins 5-2, snapping Boston's seven-game home winning streak.

Jacob Fowler made 30 saves for Montreal, and Josh Anderson and Jake Evans each had a goal and an assist. Jeremy Swayman was pulled after allowing four goals on 17 shots, and Montreal moved ahead of Boston in the Atlantic Division standings.

Sources: The Hockey News - Montreal Canadiens · NBC Sports

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