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			 Seguin netted all three of his goals during a 17-minute, 4-second 
			span in the second period to register his third career hat trick and 
			second of the season. Cody Eakin added a short-handed tally and Dan 
			Ellis finished with 27 saves in his first start since Nov. 26 as the 
			Stars snapped a six-game winless streak versus Philadelphia. 
 			Defenseman Andrej Meszaros scored a short-handed goal and Wayne 
			Simmonds notched his 100th career assist for the Flyers, who 
			suffered their first loss to Dallas since a 4-1 setback on Dec. 1, 
			2007. Steve Mason stopped 22 shots before being pulled to start the 
			third period in favor of Ray Emery, who finished with seven saves.
 			After converting captain Jamie Benn's saucer pass to forge a tie 39 
			seconds into the middle period, Seguin gave the Stars a 2-1 lead 
			with 2:57 remaining in the session on a turnaround shot from the 
			slot. The 21-year-old completed the hat trick 40 seconds later as 
			his shot from along the right-wing boards deflected off Philadelphia 
			defenseman Luke Schenn and into the net for his team-leading 15th 
			goal. 			
			
			 
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		 Twenty-two seconds later, Dallas increased its lead to 4-1 as 
				the 18-year-old Nichushkin wristed a low shot from the left 
				faceoff circle that sailed past Mason for his fourth goal. 
				Members of the sparse crowd who weren't aware of Seguin's hat 
				trick at the time of his third tally began to throw hats on the 
				ice with 33.4 seconds remaining in the period.
 				GAME NOTEBOOK: Seguin, who scored four goals in Dallas' 7-3 
				victory over Calgary on Nov. 14, recorded his first career hat 
				trick while playing for Boston on Nov. 5, 2011 against Toronto. 
				... Nichushkin's four-point performance was the first by a Stars 
				rookie since Jere Lehtinen accomplished the feat versus Edmonton 
				in 1996. ... Dallas C Vernon Fiddler suffered an upper-body 
				injury during the first period and Philadelphia D Kimmo Timonen 
				endured an undisclosed ailment in the second. Neither returned 
				to the contest. 
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