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Nashville Predators Lament Missed Penalty that 'Should Have Been Called' in Loss to Dallas Stars

Sunday, the Dallas Stars rallied from a two-goal deficit to beat the Nashville Predators 3-2 in Nashville, Tenn., with Mikko Rantanen scoring the tiebreaking third-period goal.
Coming in on a two-game win streak, the Predators built a 2-0 advantage after Jonathan Marchessault's power-play goal at 8:02 of the first and Spencer Stastney's 7:15 second-period tally.
Oskar Bäck, making his season debut, tipped Radek Faksa's shot at 9:36 to pull Dallas within one, and Wyatt Johnston tied the game at 3:31 on a Robertson-assisted 2-on-1.
Dallas's victory ended a four-game slide and marked a second straight win, halting Nashville's momentum; both teams face rematches on Oct. 28 against Tampa Bay Lightning and Washington Capitals.
Nashville's special teams told two different stories, with a strong penalty kill ranking fourth at 90.3% and a weak 6.9% power-play success, though Jonathan Marchessault scored on the power play.

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