DALLAS, TEXAS — The Dallas Stars made a statement in their long-awaited return to the American Airlines Center, defeating the Los Angeles Kings 6-2 on Friday night. After spending 26 days on the road, the Stars wasted no time reminding their fans just how dangerous they can be on home ice.
Logan Stankoven stole the spotlight with two goals, showcasing his speed and scoring touch as Dallas controlled the tempo from the opening puck drop. The rookie continues to impress and add a spark to the Stars’ offense.
Roope Hintz was the playmaker of the night, recording a career-high four assists, helping fuel the Stars’ high-powered attack. Jason Robertson contributed his 25th goal of the season and added an assist, continuing his strong offensive campaign.
Sam Steel also found the back of the net, adding to the Stars’ dominant performance.
In goal, Jake Oettinger stood tall, making timely saves to keep the Kings at bay and ensuring Dallas maintained control throughout the game.
With the win, the Stars not only secured two critical points but also sent a message to the rest of the Western Conference — this team is ready to make a push down the stretch.
Dallas will look to build on this momentum as they continue their homestand and gear up for the final playoff push.
