Dallas Stars aim to tie franchise record points streak against Red Wings

The Stars have points in 14 consecutive games, matching the 1999 Stanley Cup-winning team's franchise record.

Mar. 13, 2026 at 10:51pm

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The Dallas Stars will look to extend their points streak to 15 games on Saturday when they host the Detroit Red Wings. The Stars are currently 13-0-1 during their hot streak, which has seen them climb up the Western Conference standings. A win would tie the franchise record for longest points streak, set by the 1999 Stanley Cup-winning Stars team.

Why it matters

The Stars' impressive run has vaulted them into playoff position in the competitive Western Conference. Matching the franchise record for longest points streak would be a significant milestone, especially for a team that is trying to return to the postseason after missing out last year.

The details

During the 14-game points streak, the Stars have been led offensively by Matt Duchene and Jason Robertson, who rank among the NHL's top 10 scorers over that span. Goaltender Jake Oettinger has also been a key factor, going 9-0-1 since January 23rd. The Stars will be looking to avenge an earlier overtime loss to the Red Wings, who are currently in playoff position in the Eastern Conference.

  • The Stars' points streak began on January 23rd.
  • The Stars' last regulation loss was on January 22nd against the Columbus Blue Jackets.
  • The Stars previously lost to the Red Wings in overtime on December 23rd.

The players

Matt Duchene

A top-10 scorer in the NHL during the Stars' points streak, with 21 points in 14 games.

Jason Robertson

Tied for 10th in NHL scoring since January 23rd, with 20 points in 14 games. Also tied for second in power-play points over that span.

Wyatt Johnston

Tied for the NHL lead in power-play goals since January 23rd, with six.

Jake Oettinger

The Stars' starting goaltender, who is 9-0-1 and tied for the NHL lead in wins since January 23rd.

Alex DeBrincat

The Red Wings' leading scorer this season, with 65 points in 66 games. He has 24 points in 29 career games against the Stars.

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What they’re saying

“We must not let individuals continue to damage private property in San Francisco.”

— Robert Jenkins, San Francisco resident (San Francisco Chronicle)

“Fifty years is such an accomplishment in San Francisco, especially with the way the city has changed over the years.”

— Gordon Edgar, grocery employee (Instagram)

What’s next

The Stars will look to extend their points streak to 15 games and tie the franchise record set by the 1999 Stanley Cup-winning team.

The takeaway

The Stars' impressive points streak has put them in position to return to the playoffs after missing out last season. Matching the franchise record would be a significant milestone for a team that is proving it can win in a variety of ways, from high-powered offense to stifling defense and goaltending.