After spending the past seven seasons as an assistant coach with the Edmonton Oilers, Glen Gulutzan is finally getting another shot as a full-fledged bench boss in the NHL.
The Dallas Stars returned to the Western Conference Finals for a third straight season. They would also lose in the conference finals for a third straight year.
With the bad vibes of how the Stanley Cup Playoffs ended for the Dallas Stars behind us, all attention and hope has been turned towards the future, starting with the 2025 NHL Draft.
After the Dallas Stars reached but failed to advance past the Western Conference Finals for the third consecutive season, changes were inevitable. The organization parted with Peter DeBoer, one of the most respected head coaches in the NHL.
A familiar face could return to the bench in Texas. According to multiple reports, the Dallas Stars are closing in on hiring Glen Gulutzan as the team’s new head coach.
Trade talks between the Toronto Maple Leafs and Vegas Golden Knights appear to be active. The centerpiece of the deal is Mitch Marner, in what might be a sign-and-trade move ahead of free agency on July 1.
Hockey might be the official sport of Canada, but the United States has also produced some elite talent. With that in mind, here's our list of the 25 best U.S.-born players, listed in alphabetical order.
With the 94th pick of the 2025 NHL Entry Draft, the Dallas Stars have selected Cameron Schmidt from the Vancouver Giants of the Western Hockey League (WHL) Cameron Schmidt is one of the most dynamic forwards in this year’s draft class and would have likely gone in the upper part of the first round if not for his 5-foot-8 stature.
The Dallas Stars didn’t have the ending to the season that they wanted. There is a little bit of relief for the franchise, though. The general manager of the Stars has won a big honor for the third consecutive year.
The Seattle Kraken selected defenseman Blake Fiddler with the 36th overall pick on Saturday at The Peacock Theater in Los Angeles. Fiddler spent the 2024-25 season in the Western Hockey League with the Edmonton Oil Kings, tallying 10 goals and 23 assists for 33 points in 64 games.
Dallas Stars GM Jim Nill has been named the 2024-25 Jim Gregory General Manager of the Year, per a league announcement. Nill has now won the award three consecutive years, becoming the first GM to achieve the three-peat.
The NHL announced Friday that Dallas Stars’ General Manager Jim Nill has been named the 2025 Jim Gregory NHL General Manager of the Year. The award is voted on by NHL general managers and a panel of executives, print and broadcast media after the second round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs.
Stars assistant coach Misha Donskov has left the club to become a top coach and executive with Hockey Canada’s men’s national team program, Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet said Friday.
The NHL Draft is here, but there is plenty of news surrounding the run up to the big event. Trades and signings have bene happening. However, there are still some coaching items that need to be attended to.
The Dallas Stars and the Toronto Maple Leafs may be positioning themselves for a dramatic roster shift involving two of the NHL’s premier wingers. According to NHL insider Elliotte Friedman, as a follow-up to fellow Sportsnet insider Nick Kypreos' idea, the Stars could prioritize a move for Mitch Marner over re-signing Jason Robertson.
Dallas Stars assistant coach Misha Donskov is set to join the coaching ranks with the Canadian national team, reports Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman. Donskov
Adam Gertz of Bleacher Report: As Gertz writes, the Dallas Stars have been to the Western Conference Final three years in a row. Forward Jason Robertson has been a big reason why they have gotten there.
The Dallas Stars fired Peter DeBoer after the Western Conference Finals, and now there are two names in the running as they look to name a new Head Coach.
The Dallas Stars and captain Jamie Benn are very close to a new contract. The deal is for one season and should be announced on Thursday. Pierre LeBrun of TSN writes, “Benn deal should be announced in the next hour.
While the Vegas Golden Knights are considered the frontrunners to land Mitch Marner when free agency opens on July 1, one unexpected team is now surfacing as a player in all of this: the Dallas Stars.
Jason Robertson’s future in Texas is not locked in, but he’s also not being pushed out the door by the Dallas Stars. According to The Athletic’s Pierre
Dallas Stars forward Mavrik Bourque signed a one-year contract worth $950,000. Bourque, 23, was in line to become a restricted free agent on July 1. "Mavrik is a dynamic and highly-skilled player whose vision and hockey IQ stand out every time he is on the ice," Stars general manager Jim Nill said in a news release on Friday.
The busy offseason for Dallas Stars General Manager Jim Nill has continued. As he continues to look for a new head after firing Peter DeBoer, Nill took care of some housekeeping items on Thursday.