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Stars vs Oilers Game 3: High-Stakes Clash in Western Conference Final

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Dallas Claims 5-3 Road Victory in Pivotal Playoff Matchup

The Dallas Stars staged a dramatic comeback to defeat the Edmonton Oilers 5-3 in Game 3 of the 2025 Stanley Cup Western Conference Final. This crucial victory at Rogers Place gives Dallas a 2-1 series lead, demonstrating their road game dominance with a 6-1 away playoff record this postseason.

Game-Changing Performances

Jason Robertson's Heroics

The 25-year-old forward delivered his first career playoff hat trick, including the game-winning goal at 11:53 of the third period. Robertson's performance marked his seventh multi-point game this postseason.

McDavid's Historic Night

Edmonton's captain Connor McDavid became the fastest active player to reach 100 playoff points (83 games), contributing 1 goal and 1 assist. His first-period tally showcased trademark puck control through three defenders.

Stars vs. Oilers Game 3: High-Stakes Clash in the Western Conference Final

Goaltending Duel

Dallas' Jake Oettinger made 27 saves with 92.3% efficiency, including 8 high-danger stops. Edmonton's Stuart Skinner allowed 5 goals on 21 shots but kept the game competitive with key saves late in regulation.

Critical Game Phases

Second Period Surge

Dallas erased a 2-0 deficit with three goals in 3:33 - the fastest three-goal span in 2025 playoffs. Aggressive forechecking forced four Edmonton turnovers during this decisive stretch.

Special Teams Battle

The Stars converted 1/2 power plays while Edmonton went 0/2, extending their power play drought to 1/16 over six games. Dallas penalty kill units blocked 9 shots during Oilers' man advantages.

Series Implications

Dallas regains home-ice advantage with Game 4 scheduled Tuesday
Edmonton must improve defensive zone exits (12 failed clears in Game 3)
Oilers' top line needs secondary support - only 3 points from non-McDavid/Draisaitl players

Betting Perspectives

Despite Edmonton closing as -129 favorites, Dallas' road efficiency proved decisive. The 8 total goals exceeded 5.5 over/under projections, continuing this series' high-scoring trend (19 goals through 3 games).