Harley has a goal and 2 assists to lead the Stars past the struggling Sharks, 4-3

DALLAS (AP) — Defenseman Thomas Harley scored one of Dallas’ three power-play goals in his first three-point game of the season and the Stars beat the San Jose Sharks 4-3 on Saturday night.

Roope Hintz had a goal and an assist, and Jamie Benn and Jason Robertson also scored for the Stars, who are 3-0-1 in their last four games. Jake Oettinger made 20 saves.

Michael Misa, rookie Ivar Stenberg and Will Smith scored for the Sharks, who were swept in a road back-to-back after losing at Minnesota on Friday night and have dropped five straight, all in regulation.

Macklin Celebrini assisted on each Sharks goal for his fourth three-point game of the season. Alex Nedeljkovic stopped 26 shots.

The Stars are 10-0-1 against the Sharks dating to March 2024.

Harley’s goal put Dallas ahead 4-2 at 14:30 of the second period after the Stars followed Misa’s opening goal with three consecutive scores later in the first period. It was San Jose’s first 1-0 lead in nine games.

Smith pulled the Sharks within a goal with a 5-on-3 score about 2 1/2 minutes after Harley’s goal.

he Stars’ league-best home penalty kill went 5 for 6 and has allowed two goals this season on 34 opportunities, both being 5-on-3’s.

San Jose has allowed seven power-play goals in its last three games.

Dallas’ Wyatt Johnston and Mikko Rantanen had two assists each.

Sharks rookie Eric Pohlkamp had an assist for his first NHL point in his third game.

Benn, whose 18 NHL seasons have all been played with Dallas, has 999 career points.

Dallas is 9-0-0 when scoring at least three goals, 1-5-2 when not — the win coming in a 3-2 shootout.

The Stars began a four-game homestand.

Sharks: Host the New York Islanders on Monday night.

Stars: Host Winnipeg on Thursday night.

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Dallas Stars center Roope Hintz (24) celebrates after his goal with teammates Wyatt Johnston (53) and Matt Duchene (95) during the first period of an NHL hockey game against the San Jose Sharks, Saturday, Nov. 7, 2026, in Dallas. (AP Photo/LM Otero)

Dallas Stars left wing Jamie Benn reacts after scoring during the first period of an NHL hockey game against the San Jose Sharks, Saturday, Nov. 7, 2026, in Dallas. (AP Photo/LM Otero)

Dallas Stars center Wyatt Johnston (53) jumps as San Jose Sharks Alex Nedeljkovic (33) defends the goal during the first period of an NHL hockey game Saturday, Nov. 7, 2026, in Dallas. (AP Photo/LM Otero)

San Jose Sharks center Michael Misa (77) celebrates scoring a goal with teammates on the bench during the first period of an NHL hockey game against the Dallas Stars Saturday, Nov. 7, 2026, in Dallas. (AP Photo/LM Otero)

Dallas Stars left wing Jason Robertson (21) reacts after scoring against San Jose Sharks Alex Nedeljkovic (33) during the first period of an NHL hockey game Saturday, Nov. 7, 2026, in Dallas. (AP Photo/LM Otero)

ANTALYA, Türkiye--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov 8, 2026--

As world leaders prepare to gather in Antalya for COP31, 350.org is warning that the world cannot afford another decade of delay in transitioning away from fossil fuels. The UN climate conference starts amidst the largest fossil fuel crisis in history and people all over the world are facing increasingly devastating climate impacts while fossil fuel companies continue to rank obscene profits.

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350.org is calling on the Turkish and Australian COP31 presidencies to build on this momentum and ensure that the summit delivers a credible pathway towards phasing out fossil fuels, backed by time bound milestones, accountability and finance. Governments must agree on concrete steps towards a just and equitable transition away from fossil fuels, accelerate the expansion of renewable energy, deliver the climate finance developing countries urgently need and ensure that those responsible for the crisis pay their fair share.

Efe Baysal, Türkiye Program Manager at 350.org, said:

"Türkiye has a unique opportunity to demonstrate what climate leadership looks like. Hosting COP31 comes with a responsibility to help move the world beyond fossil fuel dependence and towards an energy system that works for people, not polluters. Communities in Türkiye and across the region are already experiencing the consequences of climate change, from extreme heat to water stress and wildfires. We cannot keep treating these impacts as a distant threat. COP31 must deliver real progress towards a just transition away from fossil fuels, with renewable energy, climate resilience and people's livelihoods at its heart."

Fenton Lutunatabua, Pacific and Caribbean Program Manager at 350.org, said:

"For Pacific communities, the climate crisis is not a future scenario being debated in negotiation rooms. It is an immediate threat to our homes, cultures, livelihoods and very existence. Our islands are on the frontline of a crisis we did little to create, while the companies most responsible continue to extract and profit. We need governments to listen to the communities already living with these consequences. COP31 must deliver action, not more delay: a rapid transition away from fossil fuels, meaningful climate finance and a commitment to protect the people and places most at risk."

Rukiya Khamis, East Africa Program Manager at 350.org, said:

"Across East Africa, people are facing the devastating impacts of a climate crisis they did not cause. From prolonged droughts to destructive floods, we are losing homes, livelihoods and access to food and water. Yet the money needed to respond to these impacts remains out of reach for many of the countries and communities most affected. It is fundamentally unjust that those least responsible are being left to carry the greatest costs. COP31 must make climate justice a reality. We can’t wait until COP32 in Ethiopia to fix what needs fixing now. By the time countries arrive in Addis Ababa next year, we should be negotiating deadlines and binding targets, not vague promises full of 'ifs' and 'maybes'."

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350.org's events, actions and spokespeople at COP31

350.org is an international climate organization working to end the age of fossil fuels and build a world of community-led renewable energy for all.

Ahead of COP31, 350 Türkiye raised a “Climate Justice, Now” banner at Antalya’s Kaleiçi Harbor, urging world leaders to commit to a just transition away from fossil fuels. Photo credit: Caner Özkan / 350.org