Robertson scored two goals, including one on the power play, in Thursday's 7-2 win over the Coyotes.

EDGE Analysis

Robertson had the Stars' fourth and fifth goals in the contest. The 23-year-old has scored five times and added three assists during a four-game point streak, and it's clear his late signing as a restricted free agent has had no impact on his production early on. The winger is up to seven goals, 15 points, 35 shots on net and a plus-7 rating through 11 contests overall.

Robertson connected on a goal and two assists during a 5-2 victory over the Kings on Tuesday.

EDGE Analysis

Robertson, who has scored a goal during three consecutive contests, is piling up points in rapid fashion. The 23-year-old left winger has compiled two straight multi-point games, recording six points in three outings. The recent scoring surge has lifted him into the lofty point-per-game status. In 138 career games, Robertson, who generated six shots Tuesday, has collected 138 points. Coming off a 41-goal campaign, Robertson collected his fifth this season on the power play, scoring off a one-timer from the top of the right faceoff circle, sparking a three-goal barrage in 1:30.

Robertson scored a goal and an assist in Saturday's 6-3 loss to the Rangers.

EDGE Analysis

Both points came in the second period as the two teams traded goals and headed into intermission deadlocked at 3-3, but the Stars ran out of gas in the third. Robertson is off to a strong start to the campaign despite sitting out the entire preseason in a contract dispute, racking up four goals and 10 points through nine games.

Robertson connected on a first-period goal during the 2-0 victory over the Capitals on Thursday.

EDGE Analysis

Robertson provided all the scoring goalie Jake Oettinger needed to post his first shutout. The 23-year-old left winger connected on the game's first goal by redirecting a shot from the point by Nils Lundkvist. Robertson's third goal proved to be the game-winner, his second this season.

Robertson scored a goal and added an assist in a 5-2 win over the Canadiens on Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

Both points came on the power play. The goal stood as the winner. Robertson has two goals and five assists in five games, and is proving last year's 79 points (74 games) was no fluke. The only thing that might throttle back his production is his ice time. The team rolls four lines with almost equal ice time. Robertson skated just 13:45, which was eighth on the Stars.

Robertson produced a power-play assist and three shots on goal in Monday's 4-1 win over the Jets.

EDGE Analysis

Robertson has gotten on the scoresheet in all three of the Stars' games, posting a goal and four helpers. His assist Monday was his first power-play point of the year after he earned 21 of his 79 points with the man advantage last season. The star winger has also picked up 13 shots on net and a plus-4 rating so far, as it appears his signing late in preseason hasn't diminished his productivity.

Robertson scored a goal and was credited with two assists, leading the Stars to a 5-1 win over the Predators.

EDGE Analysis

Robertson is nearing a point-per-game career pace. With three points Saturday, the 23-year-old left winger has 129 points in 130 career NHL games. In two appearances this season, he already has four points. Robertson is coming off a 41-goal, 79-point campaign and appears poised to continue to thrive with linemates Joe Pavelski and Roope Hintz. The trio combined for eight points and a plus-9 rating Saturday.

Robertson registered an assist and a game-high six shots on goal in Thursday's 4-1 win over the Predators.

EDGE Analysis

Robertson missed most of training camp while negotiating a contract. He looked just fine in the first game of the year -- this was a player who scored 41 goals, dealt 38 assists and fired 220 shots on goal in 74 contests last year. The 23-year-old will challenge to replicate those numbers in 2022-23 while retaining a significant top-line role with plenty of power-play usage.

Robertson signed a four-year, $31 million deal with the Stars on Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

The offseason's most notable contract dispute comes to a close in the late hours of the Wednesday before the start of the season. Robertson and the Stars came to an agreement that likely is a compromise for both sides, as it's a middle-length deal rather than a maximum commitment or a bridge deal. The 23-year-old winger has missed about two weeks of preseason training while waiting to reach a new deal, so he may need a little time to get up to speed, but he'll probably be good to go for Opening Night or shortly after. Robertson can be expected to take on a first-line role once he's back in the Stars' lineup.

Robertson, a restricted free agent, remains unsigned and won't be present for the start of training camp Thursday, Bruce LeVine of Dallas Stars Radio reports.

EDGE Analysis

Robertson is likely looking for a long-term commitment with an AAV north of $7 million after racking up 41 goals, 79 points, 220 shots and a plus-16 rating through 74 contests last campaign -- he and the Stars obviously have yet to come to terms on a deal that appeases both sides. This is a situation worth monitoring, as players often get off to a sluggish start if they're forced to miss most of training camp due to a contract dispute, and at this point there's no telling when Robertson might sign and report.