Dallas Stars Beat Philadelphia Flyers 5-4 in Overtime Despite Allowing Three Short-Handed Goals

Stars' Joe Pavelski scores decisive goal for a seventh consecutive win over Flyers, overcoming worst-ever power play meltdown in team history.

The Dallas Stars beat the Philadelphia Flyers 5-4 in overtime, securing a seventh consecutive victory over the Flyers despite the Stars' worst-ever power play meltdown which resulted in three short-handed goals.
Stars' player Joe Pavelski scored 2:12 into overtime sealing the victory. This achievement comes despite the Stars giving up three short-handed goals for the first time in the team's history, partially due to 13 turnovers against one for Philadelphia.
During the match, Flyers' Travis Konecny succeeded in scoring two of the three short-handed goals. The Flyers managed to tie the game late into the final frame before Pavelski's decisive goal.
20-year old Wyatt Johnston, a major contributor to Dallas’ run to the Western Conference Final last season, shone with a goal and two assists, aiding in Pavelski’s winning score.
As part of the Stars' woes, their puck management was pointed out by their coach Pete DeBoer as 'horrendous' and something that the team needs to figure out.