All 32 NHL teams finished moving players for the rest of the year. The Trade Deadline has passed, sealing everyone’s fates. The Dallas Stars have lots of work to do now. Jim Nill made his decision on Monday. The Stars are going for the Stanley Cup Playoffs this year. The rumors about defenseman John Klingberg finally end. He is staying …
Joe Pavelski is coming back for another year. The Dallas Stars re-signed him for a one-year, $5.5 million contract. Stars fans rejoice as the team’s leading scorer is back for next season. With Pavelski’s re-signing, The Stars can no longer afford John Klingberg and/or Alexander Radulov next season. The Trade Deadline is Monday, March 21. No one on the Stars …
The Dallas Stars have 31 games left in the regular season. Playoffs are closer than they appear. Qualifying for the playoffs is the ultimate goal for the Stars in the regular season. To get there, they need a lot more goals than what they’ve been producing. 2.82 Goals-per game is good enough for 21st place. They sit right on the …
The NHL Trade Deadline is one month out. Teams prepare for franchise-altering decisions to win the Stanley Cup. Those with no shot at the playoffs become sellers while teams that want the Cup become buyers. They give up prospects/draft picks to the sellers for their players. The Dallas Stars have a decision to make this month. Do they become buyers …
The 3-2 loss to the Detroit Red Wings on Thursday night ought to do it. The Dallas Stars keep losing games they should win and fans are getting fed up. This latest loss against the Detroit Red Wings proves that the Stars are finding more ways to lose instead of opportunities to win. They sound like a broken record that …
A shutout, four consecutive wins, back-to-back losses, and injuries galore; the Stars have had a roller coaster start to the season, and fans have created bingo cards to keep track of all the ups and downs. Jamie Benn, Joel Kiviranta, and Roope Hintz are just a few of the players who suffered injuries and missed several games at the start …
Think back to January 1, 2020, whenever Alexander Radulov blasted a one-timer on the feed from John Klingberg and Jamie Benn. Remember the roar of the 85,630 people in attendance whenever that powerplay and eventual game-winning goal went into the back of the net. The 2020 Bridgestone NHL Winter Classic was a lifetime memory for Stars fans but there could …
