Jason Robertson scored his 100th career goal, added three assists and broke Dallas’ single-season franchise record for points in the Stars’ 5-2 victory over the Arizona Coyotes on Friday in Tempe, Ariz.

With the second four-point game of his career, Robertson increased his season total to 95 points, passing the old Dallas single-season mark of 93 points set by Hall of Famer Mike Modano in 1993-94.

Roope Hintz had a goal and an assist and Joe Pavelski, Jamie Benn and Max Domi also scored goals for Dallas (41-20-14, 96 points), which moved to within one point of the first-place Minnesota Wild (44-22-9, 97 points) in the Central Division.

Miro Heiskanen finished with three assists, Esa Lindell had two assists and Jake Oettinger made 16 saves to earn his 33rd win of the season for the Stars.

Juuso Valimaki and Conner Mackey scored goals and Travis Boyd had two assists for Arizona (27-36-13, 67 points), which lost its sixth straight game (0-4-2). Karel Vejmelka stopped 26 of 30 shots.

Dallas took a 1-0 lead at the 1:23 mark of the first period when Lindell’s shot from the left point into traffic deflected in off the back of Pavelski as he was falling to the ice in front of the crease. It was the ninth goal in the last 13 games for Pavelski and his 23rd of the season.

Valimaki tied it with a power-play goal a little over four minutes later. His one-timer from the right point slid along the ice and inside the right post.

Mackey gave Arizona a 2-1 lead near the end of the opening period. He scooped up a loose puck and fired a wrist shot from the left circle into traffic that grazed off the arm of Dallas center Radek Faksa past Oettinger’s glove side.

Hintz tied it 53 seconds into the second period with his 34th goal, snapping a wrist shot from the right faceoff dot into the top far corner.

Robertson put the Stars back in front with 21.2 seconds left in the middle period. He weaved through three Arizona defenders and roofed a wrist shot from the high slot for his career-high 42nd goal of the season.

Benn extended the lead to 4-2 with a power-play goal early in the third period. He deflected Robertson’s shot down through Vejmelka’s pads for his 32nd goal.

Domi added an empty-netter with 1:01 left to seal the win.

–Field Level Media

Tyler Toffoli scored two goals, including the winner in overtime, as the Calgary Flames continued their playoff push by rallying for a thrilling 5-4 win over the host Vancouver Canucks on Friday.

The Flames never led in the game until Toffoli’s winner 3:27 into overtime, but they came back to tie the score three times, including on Jonathan Huberdeau’s late-third-period goal that set the stage for the extra session.

This was a must-win for the Flames, who are battling Winnipeg for the final wild-card spot in the West. The Jets also played Friday, crushing the Detroit Red Wings 6-2, and they still have a two-point lead over the Flames (35-26-15, 85 points)

Troy Stecher had a goal and an assist and Blake Coleman also scored for Calgary. MacKenzie Weegar and Mikael Backlund each had two assists. Jacob Markstrom picked up the win but struggled early, allowing four goals on 20 shots overall.

Elias Pettersson, with his 36th of the season, Conor Garland, Aidan McDonough and Anthony Beauvillier scored for Vancouver (34-34-7, 75 points). Thatcher Demko turned aside 36 shots and was the Canucks’ best player on the ice for much of the game as Calgary outshot Vancouver 41-20.

The Flames won for the fourth time in five games while the Canucks slipped to 3-0-2 in their past five.

Garland opened the scoring, stealing the puck at his own blue line for an unassisted goal at 8:30 of the first period.

The teams exploded for six goals in the second period in which Calgary outshot the Canucks 15-6. But Demko made a couple of clutch saves, robbing Backlund with a glove save and stopping Huberdeau on a penalty shot.

Pettersson scored just 36 seconds into the second on the power play to give Vancouver a two-goal lead.

Toffoli scored his team-leading 32nd goal at 2:55 of the second to cut Vancouver’s lead to 2-1.

The Flames drew even at 2-2 at 9:00 of the second when Backlund made a nifty pass across the top of the crease to Coleman, who shot high but McDonough restored Vancouver’s one-goal lead 3-2 with his first NHL goal at 12:12.

They traded goals just 14 seconds apart late in the second to give the Canucks a 4-3 lead.

Huberdeau scored with just over three minutes left in the third period on the power play to make it 4-4 and send the game into overtime.

–Field Level Media

Scott Laughton had one goal and one assist to lift the host Philadelphia Flyers past the Detroit Red Wings 3-0 on Saturday.

Kieffer Bellows and Tyson Foerster added one goal apiece for the Flyers (28-32-12, 68 points), who won their third in a row.

Flyers goaltender Carter Hart made all 29 saves in the shutout.

Foerster sealed the victory with an empty net goal at 18:41 of the third period.

Red Wings goaltender Alex Nedeljkovic stopped 19 shots. Nedeljkovic was making his first start for Detroit in three and a half months, having been recalled from the Grand Rapids Griffins on Thursday.

Detroit went 0-for-7 on the power play.

The Red Wings (31-32-9, 71 points) pulled Nedeljkovic for an extra skater at 16:30, but the move backfired.

After Owen Tippett turned the puck over, Detroit’s Jonatan Berggren fired a shot from point-blank range at 2:04 of the third period. But Hart stuck his glove out and grabbed the puck out of mid-air.

Laughton was called for slashing at 14:25, giving the Red Wings their seventh power play.

Soon after the power play expired, Berggren appeared to be in prime position to score at 16:30 but Hart dove across the crease to make the stop.

Philadelphia’s Tony DeAngelo was given a double minor for high sticking Adam Erne at 5:47 of the first period. Erne went back to the locker room briefly because of blood dripping from his mouth.

Despite a couple of solid scoring chances, the Red Wings were unable to capitalize.

Kevin Hayes was denied by Nedeljkovic at 18:40 with a sprawling save.

The Flyers went ahead 1-0 at 10:10 of the second period when Bellows pounced on a bouncing puck and scored.

The Red Wings struggled with penalties as they were whistled for too many men on the ice and later a high sticking minor charged to Gustav Lindstrom at 17:27.

Just before the period ended, Laughton connected with 35.7 seconds remaining for a 2-0 advantage as the teams were playing 4-on-4.

Laughton has now scored at least one goal in seven consecutive games against the Red Wings.

–Field Level Media