The Stars came through with an epic bounce-back game last night against the Avalanche, and Pete DeBoer thanked all the doubters out there for fueling them.
Welcome to another edition of Around the NHL, where we take a look at current events across the league. With the playoffs in full swing, the Toronto Maple Leafs may be looking across the bracket, where the Florida Panthers have taken a 3-1 lead over the Tampa Bay Lightning, while the Dallas Stars are up 3-2 on the Colorado Avalanche.
Wyatt Johnston produced two goals and an assist for the Dallas Stars in a 6-2 win against the visiting Colorado Avalanche in Game 5 of their Western Conference first-round playoff series on Monday night.
The Dallas Stars entered Game 5 of their 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs matchup with the Colorado Avalanche looking to bounce back. The Avalanche won Game 4 in rather decisive fashion.
The NHL began awarding the Conn Smythe Trophy to the most valuable player of the postseason beginning in the 1965 season. How many of the past winners can you name in six minutes?
The 2025 Stanley Cup playoffs continued on Monday with two more games. Here are our takeaways as the Panthers and Stars moved closer to the second round.
GAME DAY: Dallas Stars vs. Vancouver Canucks WHERE: American Airlines Center (Dallas, TX) PUCK DROP: 7 PM TV: Victory+ RADIO: The Ticket 96.7-FM, 1310-AM
Wyatt Johnston and the Dallas Stars look to extend a number of impressive streaks while the team aims to match a franchise record on Saturday afternoon when it hosts the Pittsburgh Penguins.
The Dallas Stars are making their final preparations for the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs. They already clinched their spot in the postseason, and now they are trying to get to their third straight conference finals and hopefully even further.
The officially playoffs-bound Dallas Stars always seem to have one player or another going off these days. If it’s not Wyatt Johnston racking up points
Well, NHL fans, we made it through another hectic and crazy NHL trade deadline. It didn’t feel like it was going to be that way early in the day, but as the afternoon went on, it got intense for many fanbases.
In addition to acquiring Mikko Rantanen, the Dallas Stars make another pivotal move, signing Wyatt Johnston to a five-year extension. The 21-year-old centre has quickly developed into a key piece of the team’s core, making this deal a significant investment in the team’s future.
The Dallas Stars have locked in forward Wyatt Johnston with a five-year contract extension worth $8.4 million per season. The deal, announced by both Darren Dreger and Elliotte Friedman, caps off what has been an incredibly busy day for the Stars organization.
The Dallas Stars have signed center Wyatt Johnston to a five-year contract extension worth $8.4 million per season, reports TSN’s Darren Dreger. Skating
The streaking Dallas Stars try to keep the goals coming when they host the Jack Hughes-less New Jersey Devils on Tuesday. Dallas leads the NHL in both wins (19) and goals (98) since Dec.
The Stars are putting forth their best effort to finalize an extension for emerging center Wyatt Johnston before Friday’s trade deadline, Jeff Marek of Daily Faceoff reports Monday.
To no surprise, I’m told the Dallas Stars and Wyatt Johnston are working away at what his next deal will look like. Ideally, Stars GM Jim Nill would prefer to have Johnston’s number nailed down before making Trade Deadline moves, but this isn’t a perfect world.
The Dallas Stars (39-19-2) continued their winning ways on Sunday night, as they defeated the St. Louis Blues (29-27-6) 6-3 at American Airlines Center.
Wyatt Johnston scored a hat trick to lead the host Dallas Stars past the St. Louis Blues 6-3 on Sunday. Dallas went 4-for-4 with the man advantage and Johnston scored three of those power-play goals to give him 21 goals on the season.
For the first time this season, the Dallas Stars (31-17-1) won a game they were trailing after two periods, completing the comeback and defeating the Vegas Golden Knights (31-15-4) 4-3 in overtime at T-Mobile Arena on Tuesday.
Good luck finding a deeper team still standing in this year’s Stanley Cup Playoffs than these Dallas Stars. They’ve got a stronger forward depth chart than every other team in the league.
The Dallas Stars are coming off an amazing playoff series. They eliminated the Vegas Golden Knights in a back-and-forth seven-game battle that saw an up-and-coming talent emerge.
In the second period of the Dallas Stars’ matchup with the Edmonton Oilers on Wednesday night, Wyatt Johnston joined Brian Bellows as the only players in franchise history to record a 30-goal season before the age of 21.