Dallas Stars at Columbus Blue Jackets — 2026-11-05

Thursday, November 5, 2026Final (SO)
1–2
SOG: 28 – 30
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SCORING SUMMARY

P3 13:33
Mikko Rantanen(Wyatt Johnston)
1–0
P3 3:14
Zach Werenski(Kent Johnson, Matthew Knies)
1–1
SO 5:00
1–1
0v1
SO 5:00
1–1
0v1
DAL
CBJ
Expected goals share

Dead even on chances — DAL 51%, CBJ 49% of expected goals.

3.193.08
High-danger
1617
Chances
2936
Attempts
6362
Shots
2830
Shots by period
1ST
710
CBJ 59%
2ND
129
DAL 57%
3RD
610
CBJ 63%
OT
31
DAL 75%
Irons (Posts & Crossbars)
1
1
Possession
66.7%
Faceoff %
33.3%
5
Takeaways
1
26
Giveaways · fewer is better
16
Physical & discipline
22
Hits
24
18
Blocks
16
6
Penalty minutes · fewer is better
4
Special teams
Power play · filled = goal, hollow = chance
0 for 1
0 for 2

MA INSIGHTS

Game Summary

Werenski Finds a Way as Blue Jackets Edge Stars 2-1

Robertson and Werenski both rang iron, and a Rantanen goal was not enough for Dallas on a dead-even night in Columbus.

Columbus beat Dallas 2-1, and almost nothing separated the two teams. The chances were nearly identical. The difference came down to who finished and which goalie blinked.

The Stars had expected goals of 3.19, a measure of how much their chances were worth. The Blue Jackets were at 3.08. Each side was good for about three goals, and each scored far fewer. Shot attempts split almost exactly down the middle, and Columbus outshot Dallas 30-28.

The goalies were the reason the scoring stayed low. Casey DeSmith stopped 29 of 30 for Dallas. Cam Talbot turned aside 27 of 28 for Columbus.

The posts got involved too. Jason Robertson rang iron for Dallas, and so did Zach Werenski. Werenski also scored on five shots in 29:21 of ice time. Mikko Rantanen answered for the Stars, but in a game this even, Columbus got the bounce that counted.

— by MA Insights AI —
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IRON METRICS

DAL
1Iron Hit
Jason Robertson (1)
CBJ
1Iron Hit
Zach Werenski (1)
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