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New York Islanders 3 Dallas Stars 6
Status: Final
1 2 3 T
Islanders 1 2 0 3
Stars 2 1 3 6
3rd 13:02 DAL 3- 6 Mikko Rantanen Goal (6) Wrist Shot, assists:
Lian Bichsel (1)
3rd 9:45 DAL 3- 5 Jason Robertson Goal (5) Snap Shot, assists:
Tyler Seguin (3), Roope Hintz (5)
3rd 4:10 DAL 3- 4 Wyatt Johnston Goal (2) Wrist Shot, assists:
Nils Lundkvist (3), Joel Kiviranta (1)
2nd 17:45 NYI 3- 3 Brayden Schenn Goal (3) Snap Shot, assists:
Anthony Duclair (2), Emil Heineman (3)
2nd 10:52 DAL 2- 3 Justin Hryckowian Goal (1) Backhand, assists:
Thomas Harley (5), Wyatt Johnston (6)
2nd 4:01 NYI 2- 2 Kyle Palmieri Goal (3) Backhand, assists: Ryan
Pulock (1), Bo Horvat (7)
1st 14:32 DAL 1- 2 Jason Robertson Goal (4) Wrist Shot, assists:
none
1st 13:43 NYI 1- 1 Matthew Schaefer Goal (2) Snap Shot, assists:
Bo Horvat (6)
1st 11:31 DAL 0- 1 Tyler Seguin Goal (3) Snap Shot, assists: Jamie
Benn (2), Roope Hintz (4)
Goals Jason Robertson 2 Assists Roope Hintz 2 Points Jason Robertson 2
Goals Matthew Schaefer 1 Assists Bo Horvat 2 Points Bo Horvat 2
Jason Robertson scores twice to help the Stars beat the Islanders 6-3
DALLAS -- 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.
Robertsons breakaway at 9:45 of the third period came five minutes after Wyatt Johnstons tiebreaker. Mikko Rantanen added a goal four minutes after Robertson with his team-high sixth goal of the season.
Tyler Seguin and Justin Hryckowian also scored for the Stars, who have won five consecutive games. Jake Oettinger made 16 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. Ilya Sorokin stopped 32 shots allowing a season high in goals.
Johnston scored from the slot 4:10 into the final period on a feed from Nils Lundqvist. After scoring a career-most 45 goals last season, Johnston has goals in consecutive games after going goalless in his first seven outings.
Sunday marked the Dallas return of Pete DeBoer, who took over the Islanders with four games to play last season. DeBoer was fired by the Stars in June 2025 after losing in the conference finals in each of his three Dallas seasons.
The Stars have 20 straight penalty kills through its last five games, three on Sunday.
The game was Dallas third in a six-game homestand and began a three-game Central Division trip for New York.
Hryckowians younger brother, Dylan, and fellow forward Matthew Seminoff made their NHL debuts on Dallas' fourth line. The brothers were in the starting lineup.
Islanders: At Nashville on Tuesday night.
Stars: Host New Jersey on Tuesday night
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