Nov 12, 2026 4:07 PM
Dallas aims to extend a six-game win streak against Winnipeg as the surging Jets arrive in Texas hungry to snap a long-standing drought between Central Division rivals.
On Thursday, the Dallas Stars return to action for the first time since Saturday, when they earned a 4-3 home victory over the San Jose Sharks. They’ll look to keep that momentum going as they continue their homestand with a tough matchup against a surging Winnipeg Jets team.
Dallas defeated Winnipeg 3-2 in overtime when these teams first met earlier this season, catching the Jets in the midst of what would eventually become a nine-game losing streak. However, Winnipeg has since turned things around in a big way, entering Thursday’s contest riding a four-game winning streak.
Along the way, the Jets have picked up impressive victories over some formidable opponents, including the New Jersey Devils and Tampa Bay Lightning, who the Stars recently lost to in decisive fashion.
It sets the stage for another competitive battle between two Central Division rivals with plenty of history. The Stars' earlier victory extended their winning streak against Winnipeg to six consecutive games. The Jets haven't beaten Dallas since May 2025, when they secured a victory during their second-round Stanley Cup Playoff series.
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Dallas Stars’ Expected Line Combinations vs. Winnipeg (Thursday)
Benn - Johnston - Rantanen
Robertson - Hintz - Hyry
Steel - Hryckowian - Seguin
Kiviranta - Faksa - Perron
Harley - Lundkvist
Bichsel - Lindell
Taylor - Myers
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