DALLAS — In a highly anticipated matchup, the Dallas Stars handed the Toronto Maple Leafs a 5-1 defeat on Sunday night at American Airlines Center. The victory extended the Stars’ winning streak to four games, with Jason Robertson netting his first career goal against Toronto and Jake Oettinger earning his 16th win of the season.

Robertson Scores First vs. Toronto; Oettinger Reaches 16 Wins

Robertson scored his 23rd goal of the season late in the first period to give Dallas a 1-0 lead. The tally tied him for third in the league in goals scored. Oettinger, tied for the most goaltender wins in the NHL, made 27 saves and added his first assist of the season on Mavrik Bourque’s empty-net goal.

“It was a big game for me,” Robertson said. “To finally get that first goal against Toronto feels great. The team played awesome in front of me, and Oettinger was phenomenal once again.”

The Stars also got goals from Sam Steel, Jamie Benn, Bourque, and Justin Hryckowian, while Scott Laughton scored the lone goal for the Maple Leafs.

Stars Snap Skid Against Maple Leafs, Host Red Wings Next

Dallas’ win snapped an 0-6-1 skid against Toronto at home, dating back to Jan. 31, 2017. The Stars will look to continue their strong road form when they visit the Detroit Red Wings on Tuesday, boasting an NHL-best 13-2-4 record away from home.

Toronto’s Power Play Woes Continue in Loss

The Maple Leafs’ league-worst power play went 0 for 4 in the loss, dropping their efficiency to a meager 13.3 percent. Toronto now returns home to host the Pittsburgh Penguins on Tuesday, looking to snap a three-game losing streak.

Dennis Hildeby made 16 saves in net for Toronto, with Joseph Woll getting the start in Saturday night’s 5-3 loss at Nashville.

“Jake’s been our MVP all year long. He gives us a chance to win every night, and tonight was no different. He’s a big reason why we’re sitting where we are in the standings.”