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Jason Robertson scores twice to help the Stars beat the Islanders 6-3

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Jason Robertson scored two goals as the Dallas Stars defeated the New York Islanders 6-3 on Sunday. Wyatt Johnston and Mikko Rantanen also contributed with goals during a decisive third period, helping the Stars secure their fifth consecutive win. Former Stars coach Pete DeBoer, now leading the Islanders, witnessed his team fall to 0-1-1 after erasing three one-goal deficits earlier in the game.

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On Sunday night, Jason Robertson scored twice as the Dallas Stars defeated the New York Islanders 6-3. The Stars extended their winning streak to five games with a strong third period where they scored three goals. Other goal scorers for the Stars included Wyatt Johnston, Mikko Rantanen, Tyler Seguin, and Justin Hryckowian. For the Islanders, Matthew Schaefer, Kyle Palmieri, and Brayden Schenn found the back of the net. Despite erasing three one-goal deficits during the game, the Islanders lost their second consecutive match for the first time this season. Ilya Sorokin made 16 saves but allowed a season-high in goals. This was also the return to Dallas for former Stars coach Pete DeBoer, who now leads the Islanders.

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DALLAS Islanders Stars the Dallas Stars the New York Islanders

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Defenseman Matthew Schaefer, Kyle Palmieri and Brayden Schenn scored for the Islanders, who erased three one-goal deficits only to lose two straight (0-1-1) for the first time this season.

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Jason Robertson scores twice to help the Stars beat the Islanders 6-3 · assertive framing

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DALLAS (AP) — Jason Robertson scored twice and the Dallas Stars had a three-goal third period in a 6-3 victory over the New York Islanders on Sunday night. asserted

Stars → score → night

Robertson’s breakaway at 9:45 of the third period came five minutes after Wyatt Johnston’s tiebreaker. asserted

breakaway → come → tiebreaker

Mikko Rantanen added a goal four minutes after Robertson with his team-high sixth goal of the season. asserted

Rantanen → add → season

Tyler Seguin and Justin Hryckowian also scored for the Stars, who have won five consecutive games. asserted

who → score → games

Jake Oettinger made 16 saves. asserted

Oettinger → make → saves

Defenseman Matthew Schaefer, Kyle Palmieri and Brayden Schenn scored for the Islanders, who erased three one-goal deficits only to lose two straight (0-1-1) for the first time this season. asserted

who → score → time

Ilya Sorokin stopped 32 shots allowing a season high in goals. asserted

Sorokin → stop → goals

Johnston scored from the slot 4:10 into the final period on a feed from Nils Lundqvist. asserted

Johnston → score → Lundqvist

After scoring a career-most 45 goals last season, Johnston has goals in consecutive games after going goalless in his first seven outings. asserted

Johnston → score → outings

Sunday marked the Dallas return of Pete DeBoer, who took over the Islanders with four games to play last season. asserted

who → mark → games

DeBoer was fired by the Stars in June 2025 after losing in the conference finals in each of his three Dallas seasons. asserted

DeBoer → fire → seasons

The Stars have 20 straight penalty kills through its last five games, three on Sunday. asserted

Stars → have → Sunday

The game was Dallas’ third in a six-game homestand and began a three-game Central Division trip for New York. asserted

game → begin → York

Hryckowian’s younger brother, Dylan, and fellow forward Matthew Seminoff made their NHL debuts on Dallas’ fourth line. asserted

brother → make → line