Zach Werenski and Dylan Larkin are two of the most prominent names available on the trade market that the hockey world is watching. Two American superstars
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The Jason Robertson saga took several twists and turns over draft weekend, and on Monday morning we’ve learned of a new development that almost came to fruition.
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Right now, there’s no telling where the ongoing saga between the Dallas Stars and pending restricted free agent forward Jason Robertson will ultimately end up.
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The Dallas Stars are still trying to trade forward Jason Robertson. After a few trade options fell through this week — including a very public Seattle Kraken failed deal — the Stars are now shopping the winger to teams that once showed interest.
The Dallas Stars have selected defenseman Jakub Vanecek with the No. 59 overall selection of the 2026 NHL Entry Draft. Vanecek was projected to be selected around 54th or 55th overall on average across all of the main draft rankings, going as high as 32nd and as low as 79th.
Jason Robertson’s trade saga has taken over the NHL offseason, and as of Friday morning, there are more questions than answers. Robertson rejected a sign-and-trade to the Seattle Kraken that would have made him the second-highest-paid player in the league at $15 million annually on an eight-year deal.
The Jason Robertson saga has spawned plenty of trade ideas, but one coming out of Dallas from a former NHL player-turned analyst might be the most creative yet.
No big trades went down around the NHL on Thursday, but it was still a chaotic night full of news. The number one storyline came out of Dallas, as the Stars reportedly had a trade in place to send Jason Robertson to the Seattle Kraken, who were willing to offer an eight-year, $120 million contract ($15 million annually) to the superstar winger.
The St. Louis Blues offered a trade package to the Dallas Stars that included multiple first-round picks in exchange for Jason Robertson, but the forward was not interested in signing with the Blues, according to Daily Faceoff’s Jeff Marek.
Do you remember a Stanley Cup Final as overshadowed by the goings on of the teams that started golfing months before the trophy was ever lifted? Between trades, rumours, and signings, the offseason was in full swing before it even started, and that is especially true when it comes to the Toronto Maple Leafs.
Jason Robertson talk was everywhere on Thurday night and it has bled over into Friday morning as the NHL Draft is just hours away. There was a trade on the table between the Stars and Seattle Kraken that would have seen Robertson go to the Kraken and make $15 million on an eight-year deal.
The offseason is well underway, and one of the best players in the NHL has been at the forefront of trade speculation over the last little while. Dallas Stars’ forward Jason Robertson has been the key focus for several teams over the last couple of days, with reports coming out that he has rejected extensions with the St.
There seems to be plenty of buzz around Jason Robertson ahead of tonight’s NHL Draft. While I’d lean toward the Dallas Stars finding a way to re-sign him, a trade doesn’t seem impossible.
While it’s not the big one, the Stars continue to take care of some of their pending restricted free agents. The team announced today that they’ve re-signed
Robertson did not want to sign there. And it seems no amount of money was going to change his mind on that.
Jason Robertson isn’t heading to the Pacific Northwest — at least not on Seattle’s terms. The Kraken made an aggressive run at the Dallas Stars winger, tabling an eight-year offer worth $15 million annually after the Stars granted Robertson permission to speak with Seattle.
The Kraken have been looking to make a big splash up front dating back to the trade deadline when they made a big offer to entice Artemi Panarin to join them but that was declined. Now, it appears they have been rebuffed again in those efforts.
The Dallas Stars announced this morning that they are extending forwards Harrison Scott and Matthew Seminoff to two-year, two-way contract extensions. This comes after they announced yesterday that they extended Kyle Capobiano and Luke Krys to two-year contract extensions.
The Dallas Stars have made a pair of signings to maintain their organizational depth up front. On Thursday, the team announced that they have agreed to two-year, two-way contract extensions with forwards Matthew Seminoff and Harrison Scott.
The Dallas Stars are wasting no time in retaining a pair of defensemen who provide solid organizational depth, as the team announced on Wednesday that it has agreed to terms on two-year contract extensions with Kyle Capobianco and Luke Krys.
The Dallas Stars could one day have some company in Texas, with ESPN reporting Tuesday that the NHL is looking at Austin and Houston as potential expansion targets.
NHL Watcher: Elliotte Friedman on The Fan Hockey Show on Dallas Stars RFA forward Mavrik Bourque and offer sheets: “I’ve heard Dallas has made it very
If center Roope Hintz were available for the Dallas Stars in their first-round playoff series against the Minnesota Wild, things may be different.
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