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Penguins beat Stars 2-1 in shootout to end three-game skid
The Pittsburgh Penguins beat the Dallas Stars 2-1 in a shootout on October 10.
Connor Dewar put Pittsburgh ahead early in the third period.
Dallas tied the game when Tyler Seguin scored with 30 seconds left.
Neither team scored again before the game went to a shootout.
Rickard Rakell scored the decisive goal for Pittsburgh.
The win ended the Penguins’ three-game losing streak.
The provided information does not say what either team will do next.
The Pittsburgh Penguins beat the Dallas Stars 2-1 in a shootout.
The win ended Pittsburgh’s three-game losing streak.
Connor Dewar opened the scoring early in the third period.
Tyler Seguin tied the game with 30 seconds remaining.
Rickard Rakell scored the decisive shootout goal.
- Who
- The Pittsburgh Penguins and the Dallas Stars.
- What
- Pittsburgh won 2-1 in a shootout, ending its three-game skid.
- When
- October 10, 2026.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- Rickard Rakell scored the decisive shootout goal.
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Connor Dewar opened the scoring for Pittsburgh.
Tyler Seguin tied the game for Dallas.
Rickard Rakell scored the decisive goal for Pittsburgh.
- Final score
- Penguins 2, Stars 1 (shootout)
- Penguins’ scorer
- Connor Dewar
- Stars’ scorer
- Tyler Seguin
- Decisive shootout goal
- Rickard Rakell
- Streak
- Pittsburgh ended a three-game skid
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