(7-10-2) --@-- (9-9-1)
Game Day: November 18, 2017
Game Time: 12:00PM MT
Location: Dallas
Radio: 630 Ched.
TV: SNW
OILERS PROJECTED LINEUP
Maroon - McDavid - Caggiula
Lucic - Nugent-Hopkins - Draisaitl
Cammalleri - Strome - Puljujarvi
Khaira - Letestu - Kassian
Nurse - Larsson
Klefbom - Benning
Russell - Gryba
Talbot
Brossoit
STARS PROJECTED LINEUP
Janmark - Benn - Radulov
Shore - Seguin - Ritchie
Roussel - Hanzal - Spezza
Elie - Faksa - Pitlick
Lindell - Klingberg
Oleksiak - Johns
Hamhuis - Pateryn
Lehtonen
Bishop
LAST MEETING
News + Notes
The Stars (9-9-1) are coming off a 6-1 loss at Tampa Bay on Thursday. It was a scoreless game after one period, but the Lightning outscored the Stars 3-1 in the second period and 3-0 in the third.
"This was probably the biggest disappointment of a game so far this year," said Stars captain Jamie Benn. "They pretty much took it to us from the start of the second and took over. They kept coming at us, and we didn't help ourselves at all."
The Stars fell to 2-4-1 in their past seven games overall and sit in seventh place in the Central Division.
Edmonton is coming off a 4-1 loss to St. Louis at home on Thursday night, while the Stars are trying to get their season back on track as well after losing three straight on the road to Carolina, Florida and Tampa Bay.
"They've lost a couple in a row too and, obviously, we're not happy with the game we've played so I think it will be two grumpy teams going at it," said Oilers winger Leon Draisaitl. "It should be a good matchup."
“My general takeaway: general disappointment. There’s your headline,” Chiarelli said after the league’s general managers met here. “We’re almost at the 20-game mark and it’s obviously disappointing where we are. It’s obviously not satisfactory.
“But I see the positives. I do believe in the critical mass of the team. I do believe we’re still in it.”
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