The Dallas Stars host the St. Louis Blues after Stankoven’s two-goal game against the Los Angeles Kings in the Stars’ 6-2 win. Dallas is 12-4-1 against the Central Division and 38-19-2 overall. The Stars have a 31-5-1 record when scoring three or more goals.

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The St. Louis Blues dropped a tough one on Sunday against the rival Dallas Stars. Despite significantly more shots than the Stars and dominating the play, the Blues fell 6-3.

The Blues allowed Dallas to score four power-play goals, including three by Wyatt Johnston, overshadowing all the good work St. Louis did at five on five.

Radek Faksa made his return to Dallas on Sunday night for the first time since the Stars traded him to the Blues over the summer for future considerations.

The Stars winger has been even more impressive of late, tallying multiple points in three straight games with a hat trick, a goal and an assist, and then a goal and two assists on Friday night. He racked up four, five, and six shots on goal in those games as well.

The Dallas Stars host the St. Louis Blues after Logan Stankoven's two-goal game against the Los Angeles Kings in the Stars' 6-2 win.

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Roope Hintz grew Dallas’ lead to two goals off a pass from Robertson just over a minute into the second period, but St. Louis cut the lead back to 4-3 when Nathan Walker batted in a loose puck after Jake Oettinger stopped a breakaway. Hintz had his second consecutive four-point game.

J.T. Miller and K'Andre Miller scored in a span of 2:23 early in the second period as the New York Rangers earned a 4-0 victory over the visiting Nashville Predators on Sunday night.

According to ESPN hockey reporter Emily Kaplan, the Stars traded for the Carolina Hurricanes' Finnish right wing Mikko Rantanen and signed him to an 8-year extension. In return, Dallas is sending Carolina two first-round picks, two third-round picks and center Logan Stankoven, according to Kaplan.