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Sharks producer Brodie Brazil sits down with Will Stephens to discuss how Trailer Park Sports Network grew.
The feature includes multiple recaps and breakdowns from early December 2025.
The video set includes postgame remarks from Sharks coaches and players.
Feature outlines Teal Talk segments with William Eklund.
The content covers WSH at SJS and UTA at SJS game recaps.
The clips feature goal highlights and PPG plays against Karel Vejmelka.
The channel showcases interviews with team personnel and media.
The trailer emphasizes how the network navigates hockey content creation.
The list of video clips includes short recap moments under a minute.
The content is dated December 2025 and centers on Sharks content and community.

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Mikko Rantanen keyed Dallas's 4-1 win with a goal and two assists, extending the Stars' point streak to nine games.
Rantanen's multi-point night helped fuel Dallas's offense early and late, underscoring his sustained impact this season.
Sam Steel broke the tie in the third period by finishing a rebound, giving Dallas the lead they would not relinquish.
Jason Robertson opened the scoring on the power play, backhanding a rebound to put Dallas up 1-0 in the first period.
Collin Graf answered for San Jose in the second, tying the game with a rebound amid a net-front scramble.
Miro Heiskanen sealed Dallas's win with an empty-net goal in the closing minutes, padding the margin to 4-1.
Wyatt Johnston contributed two assists, continuing his role in supporting Dallas's top-line production.
Jake Oettinger held the Stars in the win with 16 saves, delivering solid goaltending on the night.
Collin Graf scored for San Jose, extending the Sharks' competitive push before they dropped their second straight.

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Dallas rallied to defeat San Jose 4-1 after breaking a 1-1 tie in the third period.
Rantanen contributed with a goal and two assists, helping key late-run scoring sequence.
Oettinger stopped 16 shots, moving his record to 13-4-2 for the season.
Dallas extended its record to 19-5-5 with the win.
The Stars’ penalty kill extended its streak to 25 consecutive opposed power-play opportunities stopped.
Coach Gulutzan credited the team’s structure for limiting the Sharks’ chances.
Jason Robertson opened the scoring for Dallas on a first-period power-play rebound.
William layer: An empty-net tally sealed the win for Dallas late in the game.
Miro Heiskanen padded the lead with an empty-net goal for Dallas.
The Stars extended their winning run during a busy December stretch.

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