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Harley and Hyry score buzzer-beaters in the Stars' 3-1 win over the Blue Jackets

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The Associated Press. (2026, November 1). Harley and Hyry score buzzer-beaters in the Stars' 3-1 win over the Blue Jackets. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/hockey/harley-and-hyry-score-buzzer-beaters-in-the-stars-3-1-win-over-the-blue-jackets/article_c3714890-2557-58f0-ad3c-1a15436b736d.html

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In a thrilling game, Dallas Stars defeated the Columbus Blue Jackets 3-1 with two buzzer-beater goals near the end of each period. Thomas Harley scored just before the first intermission with 0.2 seconds remaining, and Arttu Hyry added an empty-net goal in the final second of regulation. Jake Oettinger made 25 saves for Dallas to secure their victory, while the Blue Jackets’ Jet Greaves faced 26 shots but allowed three goals. The Stars ended a two-game losing streak and finished their six-game homestand with a record of 4-2-0.
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On November 1, 2026, the Dallas Stars defeated the Columbus Blue Jackets with two buzzer-beater goals. Defenseman Thomas Harley scored with just 0.2 seconds left in the first period, and forward Arttu Hyry added an empty-net goal at 0.3 seconds remaining in the game, securing a 3-1 win for the Stars. Mikko Rantanen also scored earlier in the game to help break the team's two-game losing streak during their six-game homestand, which ended with a record of 4-2-0. Jake Oettinger made 25 saves out of 26 attempts for the Stars, improving his league-leading goals-against average to 1.69. The Blue Jackets' Jet Greaves stopped 14 shots but couldn't prevent the loss after scoring a goal in the third period.

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🔮 Raynor was replaced in the second half of last Saturday’s 39-3 loss at Arizona, but coach Jimmy Rogers said this week he would remain as the starter.
🔮 Ahmad Hardy, Missouri’s All-American running back who missed the first seven games of the season after being wounded in the leg during a shooting at an outdoor concert in May, returned to action in the win.
🔮 Holden Gernier passed for 180 yards and a touchdown for Pitt, numbers that would have been better if not for mistakes by some of his teammates.
🔮 Marquis Willis had four receptions for 173 yards that included a 27-yard touchdown.
🔮 Two of Dallas’ wins on the homestand came against the Stars’ two previous coaches — Columbus’ Rick Bowness and Pete DeBoer of the New York Islanders. The teams will play their other inter-conference game next Thursday at Columbus. Up next Blue Jackets: Host Colorado on Tuesday. Stars: Visit Washington on Tuesday.
🔮 At times, he lowered his hands and beckoned Mbilli forward, inviting exchanges from positions where he could counter.
🔮 However, it took Frondell just 11 seconds to give Chicago the lead after Will Borgen was whistled for a delay-of-game penalty.
🔮 Hauser crossed the line in one hour, 39 minutes and 34 seconds, with fellow Paris Olympian Luke Willian second in 1:42:59 and John Reed third.
🔮 Hamlin, who will turn 46 on Nov. 18, became the oldest pole sitter in 156 Cup Series races at Martinsville Speedway, turning a 98.492-mph lap on the 0.526-mile oval to beat Joe Gibbs Racing teammate Ty Gibbs (98.241). “That’s awesome,” said Hamlin, who is 5 months older than Morgan Shepherd was when he won the April 1987 pole.
🔮 A road victory by the New York Red Bulls over Nashville SC on Sunday would end its chances.
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Blue Jackets Columbus DALLAS Stars the Dallas Stars

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Stars ORG · 6× Columbus ORG · 4× DALLAS GPE · 3× Blue Jackets ORG · 2× Greaves PERSON · 2× Rantanen PERSON · 2× Arttu Hyry PERSON · 1× Thomas Harley PERSON · 1× the Columbus Blue Jackets ORG · 1× the Dallas Stars ORG · 1×

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Two of Dallas’ wins on the homestand came against the Stars’ two previous coaches — Columbus’ Rick Bowness and Pete DeBoer of the New York Islanders. The teams will play their other inter-conference game next Thursday at Columbus. Up next Blue Jackets: Host Colorado on Tuesday. Stars: Visit Washington on Tuesday.
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🔮 Two of Dallas’ wins on the homestand came against the Stars’ two previous coaches — Columbus’ Rick Bowness and Pete DeBoer of the New York Islanders. The teams will play their other inter-conference game next Thursday at Columbus. Up next Blue Jackets: Host Colorado on Tuesday. Stars: Visit Washington on Tuesday.

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DALLAS (AP) — Defenseman Thomas Harley scored with 0.2 seconds left in the first period and Arttu Hyry added an empty-netter with 0.3 left in the game as the Dallas Stars beat the Columbus Blue Jackets 3-1 on Saturday night. asserted
Stars → score → night
Mikko Rantanen also scored for the Stars, who broke a two-game losing streak during which they never led to finish a season-long six-game homestand 4-2-0. asserted
they → score → homestand
Defenseman Damon Severson scored and Jet Greaves stopped 14 shots for the Blue Jackets, who dropped the last two games of a three-game road trip. asserted
who → score → trip
Jake Oettinger, fifth in the NHL with a 1.69 goals-against average going into play, stopped 25 of 26 shots to bounce back after allowing seven goals in his two previous outings. asserted
Oettinger → go → outings
Stars defenseman Miro Heiskanen had two assists. asserted
Heiskanen → have → assists
Harley whistled a shot from the left half wall into a sliver of space between Greaves’ right skate and the post for his first goal of the season to give the Stars a 2-0 lead. asserted
Harley → whistle → lead
Rantanen had opened the scoring 33 seconds into a power play at 2:16 of the first period after Greaves was called for delay of game. asserted
Greaves → open → game
Rantanen tapped in a cross-crease, backhand pass from Wyatt Johnston for his team-high seventh goal. asserted
Rantanen → tap → goal
Severson scored at 6:21 of the third, about four minutes after the Stars successfully challenged a Jackets goal by Valeri Nichushkin for offside. asserted
Stars → score → offside
Dallas killed Columbus’ one power play, running its top-ranked penalty kill to 28 straight successful dating to Oct. 13. asserted
Dallas → kill → Oct.
Blue Jackets defenseman Ivan Provorov made his season debut after being placed on injured reserve on Oct. 1. asserted
Provorov → make → Oct.
Columbus used 11 forwards and seven defensemen. asserted
Columbus → use → forwards
Two of Dallas’ wins on the homestand came against the Stars’ two previous coaches — Columbus’ Rick Bowness and Pete DeBoer of the New York Islanders. The teams will play their other inter-conference game next Thursday at Columbus. Up next Blue Jackets: Host Colorado on Tuesday. Stars: Visit Washington on Tuesday. asserted
Stars → come → Tuesday
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