When - 8 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 25 Where - American Airlines Center; Dallas, TX How to Watch - FanDuel Sports Network South The Carolina Hurricanes have one final hurdle remaining on their season-long,

The Carolina Hurricanes and Dallas Stars meet Saturday. Puck drop from American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas, is scheduled for 8 p.m. ET.

The victory ended a four-game losing streak for Dallas that had dated back to the club’s home-opening win over Minnesota 11 days ago. And it got the Stars back up above .500 at 4-3-1 while Carolina, a powerful Eastern Conference opponent, fell to 6-2.

The Dallas Stars ended their homestead on the first night of a back-to-back against the Carolina Hurricanes. The Stars are on a four-game skid, only collecting one point in their overtime loss to the LA Kings.

Themes from Dallas' two second-period strikes combined for its game-winner in the third, as another Stars pass found a Canes defenseman and ricocheted in, this time on the power play, to give the hosts the narrow lead they'd need in Saturday's back-and-forth battle.

Roope Hintz left the Stars’ game against the Hurricanes after being on the receiving end of a heavy hit from Carolina’s Taylor Hall. Hall got a two-minute charging penalty for the hit.

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A pair of Western Conference teams meet when the seventh-place Nashville Predators (4-3-2) host the ninth-place Dallas Stars (4-3-1) at Bridgestone Arena on Sunday at 7 p.m. ET. Nashville won 5-4 in a shootout in its most recent contest on Oct. 25 at home against the Los Angeles Kings, winning the shootout 4-3 to earn the victory.

The Hurricanes have recalled top prospect Bradly Nadeau ahead of Stars clash, adding depth amid injuries to go-to wingers and defenseman.