Calum Ritchie and Bo Horvat scored for the Islanders (11-7-2), who are 5-1-0 with one game to go on a seven-game road stretch. Rittich made 22 saves. “It’s good to get the win. Good teams find a way to get the win,” Ritchie said. “Great effort all around all night. That’s a good team over there, so it’s good to get the win.”

Both the Dallas Stars and New York Islanders went through almost every emotion in the final two minutes of the third period.

The Stars pulled it off as Wyatt Johnston found the back of the net with 0.1 seconds left on the clock, sending the American Airlines Center into a frenzy. However, the goal was reviewed and ultimately disallowed due to goaltender interference on Jason Robertson.

The New York Islanders were more concerned about the condition of teammate Alexander Romanov after a tense 3-2 win over the Dallas Stars that added another statement victory to a remarkable road trip.

DALLAS — The Dallas Stars return to American Airlines Center on Tuesday night looking to continue their recent surge as they host the New York Islanders in the first of two meetings this season. Puck drop is set for 7 p.m. CT on Victory+ and Sportsradio 96.7/1310 The Ticket.

The Dallas Stars nearly pulled off a miraculous comeback with less than two minutes remaining in regulation of their game against the New York Islanders Tuesday night, but the game-tying goal was taken off the board.

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The New York Islanders learned Sunday how competitive they could be with the NHL's best team so far this season. The Islanders will get a glimpse at how they compare to another elite team Tuesday night,

The Dallas Stars host the New York Islanders after Jason Robertson's hat trick against the Philadelphia Flyers in the Stars' 5-1 win

Ritchie scores his first as an Islander and Palmieri scores shorthanded game-winner as Isles improve to 5-1-0 in last six games