With two days between games, Dallas Stars head coach Glen Gulutzan planned to get his players off their feet for a day before hitting the ice in preparation for their road matchup on Thursday against the Buffalo Sabres.
The Dallas Stars are out of the 2026 Stanley Cup Playoffs. Dallas needed a win on Thursday to keep its season alive. However, Quinn Hughes scored twice for the Minnesota Wild to end Dallas’s season in six games.
Welcome back to another Stanley Cup Playoff edition of Around the NHL. It’s been a wild seven days across the league, as we’ve had two sweeps, one in each conference, one of this era’s best bids farewell, and there’s already been lots of offseason trade buzz brewing.
How many of the 22 players in NHL history with at least 600 career goals can you name in five minutes?
After a blowout loss to open the playoffs, the Dallas Stars have chosen calm over crisis. Another poor showing could change things in a hurry. Dallas will look to even its best-of-seven series against visiting Minnesota at one victory apiece when the teams face off Monday night in Game 2 of the Western Conference quarterfinals.
People love a good mid-round draft pick that pans out, and in the NHL you used to see those fairly often, but that’s obviously partially luck. If the Red Wings thought Nicklas Lidstrom was going to become a top-five defenseman in history, they wouldn’t have waited until the 53rd pick to take him.
The Stars have been one of the top teams in the NHL all season and have done so despite missing several key players for extended stretches. They also
The Dallas Stars have struggled as of late despite being one of the NHL’s best teams. Dallas has young stars such as Wyatt Johnston making a major impact, but the results have not gone their way recently.
In his postgame remarks to the media on Friday night, Stars head coach Glen Gulutzan took the opportunity to stand up for his star player in the midst of his career season.
Glen Gulutzan's second chance with the Dallas Stars comes more than a decade after his first stint, and with Jason Robertson, Roope Hintz, Miro Heiskanen,
The Dallas Stars are set to begin training camp with Glen Gulutzan back behind the bench, but analyst Brian Sweet warns fans not to expect any surprise
The Dallas Stars enter 2025-26 with Glen Gulutzan's one percent challenge and a new identity that could finally unlock their Stanley Cup potential. Jim Nill's decision to hire Glen Gulutzan this summer wasn't about tearing down what Pete DeBoer built, it was about refining the details.
People will talk about the “Mount Rushmore” for a franchise, which is to say the four people, usually four players, that most define the franchise. Not always the four-best players, but the four that evoke the essence of the franchise.
The Dallas Stars hired Glen Gulutzan this summer with one goal in mind: turn a perennial contender into a Stanley Cup winner. For the past three years, Dallas has fallen just short, bowing out in the Western Conference Final.
The Dallas Stars are heading into a new season with a familiar challenge: balancing speed and skill with the kind of toughness needed to survive playoff hockey.
The Dallas Stars hired Glen Gulutzan this summer with one mission in mind, to push the franchise over the playoff hump and he has a very specific way of doing that.
The Dallas Stars have suffered tough losses in three straight Western Conference Finals, twice at the hands of the Edmonton Oilers. This summer, the team decided to make a change, hiring Oilers assistant Glen Gulutzan as their new head coach.
The Dallas Stars are in the midst of a frustrating streak. They’ve lost in the Western Conference Final in each of the last three seasons, including back-to-back losses at the hands of the Edmonton Oilers.
The Dallas Stars already boast one of the NHL's deepest rosters, but their upcoming training camp could feature a battle that goes beyond the veterans.
With names like Jason Robertson, Mikko Rantanen, and Miro Heiskanen, Glen Gulutzan inherits a Dallas Stars roster that's built to win now After years serving as an assistant coach across the league, Glen Gulutzan is back in the spotlight, and this time, he might be walking into the best situation any NHL coach could ask for.
With the Dallas Stars finalizing a deal with Glen Gulutzan on July 1 to become their new head coach, all 32 teams have their man behind the bench for the 2025-26 season.
New Dallas Stars head coach Glen Gulutzan is inheriting a team with a high talent level and high expectations. The Stars have made it to the Western Conference Finals three years in a row, yet have a head coach in his first year of coaching.
New Dallas Stars, head coach Glen Gulutzan, and their 2025-26 season outlook are all tied to one clear message as the team looks to rebound: they must add more physical play and grit without losing the speed and skill that made them contenders.
An exodus of the Edmonton Oilers coaching staff is in full swing. With all the assistant coaches’ contracts having expired after this past season, all signs have pointed to none of them returning, while one has already landed on his feet with the Dallas Stars naming Glen Gulutzan head coach.
The Dallas Stars got a late start on the coaching carousel, with their hire of head coach Glen Gulutzan on July 1 coming nearly a month after nearly every other team made their hires.
Dallas gave him his first NHL head coaching gig back in 2011, promoting him after he served as the head coach of AHL Texas for two seasons.
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.
Big news on the coaching front in Edmonton, as the Oilers are working on a contract extension for head coach Kris Knoblauch. Oilers general manager Stan Bowman revealed the news Saturday in a post-draft press conference.
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.
The Dallas Stars were granted permission to interview Edmonton Oilers assistant coach Glen Gulutzan for their vacant head coaching spot, Oilersnation’s Jason Gregor reported Wednesday.
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