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Mikko Rantanen reached 114 points in his first 100 Dallas games, then scored the Stars’ only goal in a 2-1 shootout loss at Columbus.
Daniel Gafford and Zaccharie Risacher combined for four points in Dallas’s 112-111 loss at San Antonio, but their passing and defense were real contributions. The Mavericks’ reserves then carried the comeback to the doorstep.
The Stars survived a power-play ledger that favored Washington, but two second-period penalties gave the Capitals exact chances to turn a rout into a tense finish.
Walter Clayton Jr. turned a 15-point fourth-quarter deficit into an 8-0 Dallas burst, but his efficient scoring could not overcome Sacramento's immediate answers in a 115-100 Mavericks loss.
The Stars took one minor penalty, killed it cleanly and converted Columbus’ first infraction in a disciplined 3-1 victory.
With Kyrie Irving resting from 5:26 to 3:14, Cooper Flagg helped Dallas navigate a tie and rebuild its lead against Houston. The sequence offered a useful offensive option without pretending it replaced Irving.
Justin Stevenson paired a 37-yard third-down conversion with a 4-yard touchdown and several imperfect moments as North Texas outlasted Florida Atlantic 48-41.
A goalkeeper outlet became Columbus’s opening goal, while FC Dallas’s own attacks repeatedly stalled after promising moments in a 2-0 home defeat.
Dallas won 28 faceoffs to New Jersey’s 24, yet the Devils generated far more attempts and won 5-1. The draw was only the beginning of each task.
Brandon Aubrey supplied Dallas with points at three useful moments, turning stalled possessions into a halftime lead and a two-score margin the Cowboys’ defense could protect.
FC Dallas defeated San Jose 3-0, but goalkeeper Daniel had already protected the scoreline before Petar Musa and Santiago Moreno finally broke the match open.
Dallas made seven more 3-pointers than Indiana in a 121-105 win, creating 21 points of separation while the rest of the scoring profile made the lead durable.
Johnston scored during a delayed penalty and Hintz after a late goalie pull. Neither goal changed Dallas’ 0-for-2 power-play line.
The Mavericks’ missed free throws did not cause the whole loss at Houston. They were a specific, costly part of a performance with larger problems.
Dallas beat Boston 3-2 in overtime, but the defensive workload offered an early measure of Esa Lindell’s absence.
David Perron’s first Dallas practice was a depth move shaped by injuries, not a declaration that a 38-year-old winger will repair an offense averaging 2.38 goals per game.
The Cowboys limited Green Bay to 57 rushing yards, but two third-and-13 conversions on the opening scoring drive helped Green Bay take the lead in its 23-13 victory.
Christian Cappis supplied Dallas’s early lead in Houston, showing the value of supporting goals before Petar Musa’s record-setting penalty rescued a 2-2 draw.
Dusty May expects Dallas to use more than nine rotation players. Atlanta’s 135-111 preseason win showed the Mavericks need more productive answers when the stars leave the floor.
Thursday’s Cowboys update offered a firmer offensive foundation before Green Bay, while Joey Porter Jr.’s progress and DeMarvion Overshown’s limited return showed that defensive availability remains unsettled.
FC Dallas beat Seattle 1-0 at Toyota Stadium, with goalkeeper Daniel making seven saves in a shutout that required real work but did not turn every shot into a crisis.
Mackenzie Blackwood stopped Sam Steel and Justin Hryckowian in a crucial second-period sequence, giving the Stars’ 3-2 loss to Colorado a more exact explanation than simple bad luck.
