Predators Lose in OT, Stamkos Shines

0:00Welcome to NHL News Today, two minutes of updates that matter to NHL fans. Hit subscribe and stay connected. The Nashville Predators put up a strong fight on the road against the top-seated Dallas Stars, but lost 3-2 in overtime after jumping out to A, two nothing lead after the first period. Michael Bunting and Steven Stamcoes scored quick powerplay goals late in the opening frame to give Nashville the edge. Dallas chipped away in the second with a powerplay goal from Wyatt Johnston, then tied it in the third on Nathan Bastion's tally. Jason Robertson cleaned up a rebound of Miro Hyskannon at 147 of overtime to win it for the stars in a game where shots were nearly even at 27-25. Steven Stamcoes keeps shining in his first full season with Nashville after signing a 4-year, $32 million deal last summer. His 30th goal leads the team and highlights his revival, even as Tray Talk swirls around him ahead of the deadline.

1:01The Fenceman Brady Skije, however, is in a rough patch on his 7-year, $49 million contract. He's managed just 4 points in his last 20 games with a dismal shooting percentage and a minus 2 in this loss, leaving fans hoping he turns it. A regly? The Predators sit at 62 points, three behind the final wild card spot in the West. They host Detroit on March 2nd, visit Columbus on March 3rd, face Boston at home on March 5th, and hit Buffalo on March 7th. Right after the March 6th, Tray Deadline that could reshape the roster, D&N is sponsored by our partner, Relax Deeper, Reset Faster, Comfort You Can Hear, S-O-L-I-SoliPillow.com