Jason Robertson keeps finding new ways to steal the spotlight, and on Friday night, he did it in style. The Dallas Stars winger delivered in style, scoring the game-winning goal with just over a minute left to lift his team to a 3-2 win over the St.
The United States men's Olympic hockey team is going to enter the tournament in Italy next month as a medal contender. It is a very good team on paper, and one of the best they have ever sent to the Olympics.
The Central Division is full of teams like the Colorado Avalanche and Minnesota Wild vying for postseason spots, but the Dallas Stars are perhaps the division’s most interesting story.
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.
There's more to hockey than scoring goals and stopping pucks. For some players, putting up points came second to their main task: angering their opponents.
Jason Robertson scored the winning goal with one minute remaining and earned an assist as the Dallas Stars edged the visiting St. Louis Blues 3-2 on Friday.
The Pittsburgh Penguins were not supposed to be here at this point in the season. Through the first half of 2025–26, the Penguins sit third in the Metropolitan Division with a 23-14-11 record, firmly in the playoff picture and very much alive in a division many expected to leave them behind.
And we’re back. A couple of months ago, I did one of my Deal or No Deals for Detroit, and the headliner at the time was Jason Robertson. After weeks of trade-related pieces, Jason Robertson is yet again back on the writer’s block for the Red Wings.
The Pittsburgh Penguins have been one of the best stories around the NHL in 2025-26. This was a team full of veteran stars that the hockey world expected to bottom out and become major sellers ahead of the trade deadline.
It’s time for some more NHL rumours. We’re nearing the start of the Winter Olympics in February and that means teams might be thinking about making deals.
In today’s NHL rumour rundown, we start off with the Dallas Stars and their decision regarding Jason Robertson. Next, we look at the New York Rangers and their letter to fans, the retool, and Artemi Panarin not receiving a contract extension.
The Dallas Stars are once again one of the best teams in hockey and a juggernaut in the Central Division, though it’s not all smooth sailing at the moment.
Jason Robertson’s snub from Team USA’s Olympic Winter Games roster reverberated throughout the hockey world. Fans and pundits came out of the woodwork to ask one simple question: “Why?” A week and a half later, that question still persists.
Jason Robertson scored the tiebreaking goal with 3:46 left in the third period and the visiting Dallas Stars held on for a 3-1 win against the Los Angeles Kings on Monday night.
The rumour mill is in full swing as the Olympic break is fast approaching in the NHL and recent rumblings have the Toronto Maple Leafs potentially linked to Dallas Stars’ forward Jason Robertson – also the brother of current Maple Leaf Nicholas Robertson.
Jason Robertson’s future in Dallas is far from guaranteed, with the Stars forward about to become an unrestricted free agent and his name back in the NHL rumor mill.
Jason Robertson isn’t allowing his exclusion from the U.S. Olympic men’s roster to get him down. The Dallas Stars’ forward was asked by reporters Saturday about this week’s news regarding the American roster announcement.
While the 25-man Team USA men's ice hockey roster for the upcoming 2026 Milano Cortina Olympic Winter Games contained many expected names, there was one key name that many NHL fans were shocked to see left off.
That Jason Robertson didn’t make Team USA is one of those decisions that makes you stop, put the coffee down, and reread the list just to be sure you didn’t miss something.
The NHL world reacted with shock on Friday when Dallas Stars forward Jason Robertson was left off Team USA’s roster for the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics.
The United States is expected to announce its roster for the 2026 Winter Olympics men's hockey tournament on Friday, and it will be a significant test as to whether or not the organization has learned from its previous mistakes.
The Dallas Stars (24-7-5) sit in second place in both the Central Division and in the NHL with 53 points, four points behind the Colorado Avalanche. Much has been made about Colorado’s hot start, but the Stars have been right behind them from game one.
The red-hot Dallas Stars won their fifth straight game on Saturday night, doing so thanks to the stick of Jason Robertson. Dallas didn't necessarily need Robertson to take over the game, but he did anyway.