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Jake Oettinger posts a shutout as the Stars beat the Sharks 5-0

Jake Oettinger stopped 14 shots for his 17th career shutout as Dallas scored five times and earned its first victory of the season.

  • On Monday in Dallas, the Dallas Stars defeated the San Jose Sharks 5-0, securing their first victory of the season behind goaltender Jake Oettinger's 14 saves and 17th career shutout.
  • The Sharks played without captain Macklin Celebrini, who was scratched before puck drop due to a lower-body injury, forcing former Stars forward Ty Dellandrea to make his season debut.
  • Defenseman Miro Heiskanen scored the game-winning goal on a backhand shot with 1:09 remaining in the first period, with Jamie Benn, Joel Kiviranta, Jason Robertson, and Mikko Rantanen also scoring.
  • Recently named captain Celebrini participated in warmups but left the ice earlier than usual, raising concerns about his condition after signing a five-year, $94 million extension this summer.
  • Oettinger's shutout provides a critical defensive foundation for Dallas as the Stars build momentum, while San Jose remains winless after failing to generate consistent offense against the Stars' defense.
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LOS ANGELES. Newly appointed team captain and star forward Macklin Celebrini, 20, did not play. It ended unhappily for the San Jose Sharks in last night's away game with the Dallas Stars. The home team won 5-0.

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