Dallas Stars season opener rescheduled for January 22
The new season opener for the Dallas Stars has been announced after 17 players tested positive for COVID-19.
Dallas Stars season opener postponed after 6 players, 2 staff test positive for COVID-19
The Dallas Stars have had to close their training facilities, and the team cannot play its first game until at least Jan. 19 after six of its players and two staff members tested positive for COVID-19.
Dallas Stars open training camp ahead of shortened NHL season
Training camp for the NHL Western Conference Champions started Monday in Frisco. This season is starting later than normal because the pandemic delayed last season.
Dallas Stars announce schedule for 56-game 2021 season
The reigning Western Conference Champions will open the regular season January 14, in Florida, against the Panthers.
NHL, players finalize agreement for 56-game season in 2021
The NHL and players completed a deal Sunday to hold a 56-game 2021 season from Jan. 13-May 8, with playoffs to last into July.
Reports: Dallas Stars want to host outdoor games so more fans can attend
The Dallas Stars are reportedly interested in hosting outdoor games for the upcoming NHL season so more fans can safely attend games amid COVID-19 restrictions.
Tampa Bay Lightning’s Blake Coleman to be honored in Plano
It's a special day for a guy from Plano who lifted the Stanley Cup this year. He's one of only a few Texans playing in the NHL.
Rick Bowness given a permanent job as the Dallas Stars' head coach
The interim head coach who led the Dallas Stars to their first Stanley Cup Final appearance since 2000 has been promoted. Rick Bowness now has the job permanently.
Dallas Stars unveil 'Blackout' alternate jersey
The Dallas Stars unveiled a new Blackout alternate uniform for the upcoming season.
Goalie Anton Khudobin re-signs with Dallas Stars on three-year deal
Khudobin, who famously yelled in the Dallas Stars locker room after winning the Western Conference, "We're not going home!" signed for three years and $10 million to stay.
Dallas Stars GM details injury problems players were dealing with during the playoffs
Dallas Stars general manager Jim Nill provided a full update on the team's injuries following the season.
Dallas Stars fans welcome team back home after losing Stanley Cup Final
More than 100 Dallas Stars fans lined up against the fence on the east side of the airport where private hangars are located and cheered as the team exited the charter plane.
Bubble hockey champions: Tampa Bay Lightning defeat Dallas Stars to win Stanley Cup
The Tampa Bay Lightning are the champions of bubble hockey.
Plucky Stars, leading Lightning confident going into Game 6
The plucky Stars are embracing the underdog role missing several key players to injury and feel as if they're playing with house money, while the deep, talented Lightning still feel like the favorites up 3-2 in the series.
Perry, Pavelski and Stars force Game 6 of Stanley Cup Final
Joe Pavelski and Corey Perry don’t want to leave the bubble just yet.
Tampa Bay defeats Dallas 5-4, takes momentum into back-to-back Cup games
The Dallas Stars have to fix some things in a hurry, or this Stanley Cup Final could be over quickly.
Neighbors call 911 to report man yelling 'shoot!' during Lightning game
During game three Wednesday, Devon Garnett and his friends were yelling so loudly for the bolts to “shoot” the puck. His neighbors apparently just heard someone repeatedly yelling “shoot” and called 911.
Stamkos scores, leaves, Lightning beat Dallas Stars 5-2 in Game 3
Steven Stamkos scored on his first shot since February, left with injury and the Tampa Bay Lightning kept dominating without him, blowing the Dallas Stars out of an empty arena with a 5-2 rout in Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Final on Wednesday night to take the lead in the series.
Lightning beat Stars 3-2 in Game 2, get even in Stanley Cup
Nikita Kucherov and the Tampa Bay Lightning got themselves up off the ice to get even in the Stanley Cup Final.
'Dobby' for Conn Smythe? Stars' Khudobin is making his case
Born when Kazakhstan was still part of the Soviet Union, Anton Khudobin just wanted to make it to the NHL one day. Little did he dream of winning the Stanley Cup.