The Dallas Stars fired Peter DeBoer after several post-season failures, and now his replacement Glen Gulutzan opened up on why his teams have struggled against Edmonton.
The Dallas Stars, Peter DeBoer, and Team Canada's Olympic hockey plans are in the spotlight as the recently fired Dallas coach will now join Jon Cooper's staff for the 2026 Winter Games in Milan-Cortina, alongside Bruce Cassidy and Rick Tocchet.
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.
The Dallas Stars have been one of the top teams in the NHL for multiple years now, but they fired head coach Peter DeBoer after reaching a plateau. Dallas once again lost to the Edmonton Oilers in the Western Conference Finals this season, its third consecutive season bowing out in the final four.
Pete DeBoer left the Dallas Stars in controversial fashion this off-season, and now, the team are set to hire an intriguing new coach for the role. The Dallas Stars made it to the Western Conference Finals for the second straight year in 2025, but unfortunately they once again fell to the Edmonton Oilers in controversial fashion.
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 Dallas Stars have now lost in the Western Conference Final three straight years, and their latest early exit has opened the door to speculation about a core shakeup. The Stars already fired head coach Peter DeBoer shortly after the playoffs, a move that could kickstart a major retooling of the organization.
Dallas Stars general manager Jim Nill announced that the club could consider going with an internal hire to replace the terminated Peter DeBoer after their 3rd straight WCF loss.
The Dallas Stars became the latest team with a head coaching vacancy after they terminated Pete DeBoer, and at least 5 names are being considered as his replacement.
The Dallas Stars terminated coach Peter DeBoer after his controversial actions in the postseason, and there are now 2 clubs that could emerge as potential new fits for him if he wants to continue his coaching career.
The Dallas Stars parted ways with head coach Peter DeBoer following an embarrassing exit in the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs. The move is a shock, especially given the hiring cycle's recent conclusion.
The Dallas Stars fired head coach Peter DeBoer on Friday, less than a week after the team was eliminated in the Western Conference Final for the third year in a row.
The pressure in the win-oriented business of sports is staggering, and sometimes, franchises make rash decisions when it comes to the head coach. That's the story for three different coaches across major sports who led their teams to success this year, but not enough of it.
In today’s NHL rumors rundown, the Dallas Stars have fired head coach Peter DeBoer, and the sentiment circulating is that this was a clear message to the former coach regarding his decision-making and actions involving one player.
The Dallas Stars fired head coach Peter DeBoer on Friday, a week after his team lost in the Western Conference finals for the third straight season. DeBoer,
There are consequences to not winning in the NHL. More than that, when you lose, there are severe consequences to hastily pulling a goalie, calling them out publicly, and then ignoring them for days after your often-contending team is eliminated from the playoffs.
After leading the Dallas Stars to three consecutive Western Conference Final appearances, Pete DeBoer has been fired as the head coach of the team. He still had one year remaining on his contract.
Peter DeBoer's situation in Dallas has been rough over the past week, and now a new report has revealed that the veteran may have lost the Stars locker room.
Peter DeBoer is an excellent coach. In Game 7, he’s unbeatable, but in the playoffs, he’s unable to make his team’s run count. Again this season, his team fell short in the conference final.
Dallas Stars head coach Pete DeBoer told reporters he hasn’t spoken to all-star goalie Jake Oettinger since pulling him early in Game 5 of the Western Conference Final — a revelation that left TSN Hockey analyst and former NHL goaltender Martin Biron puzzled.
Following the Stars' elimination by the Oilers, Dallas head coach Peter DeBoer revealed that this Edmonton team is much better than last year's. This playoff run has felt really different for Connor McDavid and the Edmonton Oilers, though they are now back in the same place as last year.
Dallas Stars head coach Peter DeBoer made the shocking decision to pull his starting goalie, Jake Oettinger, just seven minutes into Thursday's Game 5 of the Western Conference Final.
The Dallas Stars were run out of the building in Game 3, dropping their second straight game to the Edmonton Oilers. After taking Game 1 in dramatic style, the Stars have allowed the Oilers to do pretty much whatever they want on the ice.
The Dallas Stars dropped Game 2 of the Western Conference Final to the Edmonton Oilers, seeing their home-ice advantage disappear. The scene will now shift over to Edmonton for Games 3 and 4, giving the Oilers a potential edge in the series.
The Dallas Stars dropped Game 5 to the Winnipeg Jets, sending their second-round playoff series back to Dallas for Game 6. Winnipeg opened the scoring in the second period and never looked back in front of their home fans.
The Dallas Stars advanced out of the first round of the playoffs, and it took Game 7 against the Colorado Avalanche to get to the next round. Head coach Peter DeBoer has a lot of history with Game 7s in his career, as he’s 9-0 in those situations in the Stanley Cup Playoffs, which is the NHL record for Game 7 wins.
Maybe it should not be a surprise that the Dallas Stars rallied for a Game 7 win over the Colorado Avalanche on Saturday night.
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