The COVID-19 pandemic is still sweeping the nation, which has resulted in no details of the 2020-21 NHL season becoming set in stone. Speculation runs rampant in the discussions that feature a wildly different season, but, for the Dallas Stars, it needs to be business as usual. With talks of division realignments, hub cities, and
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In today’s NHL rumor rundown, there is news on the injury status of Dallas Stars’ goaltender Anton Khudobin. Is the coach of the Boston Bruins hinting to the GM that he would like him to add a big piece on the blue line? Are the Bruins going to offer an extension to David Krejci? Finally,
The reigning Western Conference champions will bring back a plethora of scoring weapons for fantasy owners to keep an eye on in 2020-21 but they will be forced to make adjustments due to the absence of forward Tyler Seguin (hip) and goaltender Ben Bishop (knee). Despite finishing third-last in goals scored in 2019-20, the Stars’
In today’s NHL rumor rundown, there is buzz surrounding a new contract for Vancouver Canucks coach Travis Green. That said, there could be a slight holdup in getting a deal done. One scribe wonders if the Boston Bruins be cooking up a trade with the Calgary Flames? Don’t expect Corey Perry to return to the
Sept. 4, 2020, was an exciting night for Dallas Stars fans. If you have ceased to understand time in this funky year and September feels like a lifetime ago, that’s fair. That fateful night was Game 7 between the Dallas Stars and Colorado Avalanche in Round 2 of the 2020 Stanley Cup Playoffs. That night,
On Oct. 29, the Dallas Stars named Rick Bowness their 24th head coach in franchise history. The decision came after Bowness led the Stars to the 2020 Stanley Cup Final and a 20-13-5 regular-season record in 2019-20 after he took over as interim coach on Dec. 19. He joined the team after the Stars fired
After selecting forward Mavrik Bourque with their first-round selection at the 2020 NHL Draft, the Dallas Stars had four remaining picks during the second day (rounds 2-7). Related: Stars Elated Bourque Falls to Them at Pick 30 They did have to wait a while to make their second selection though. Dallas had traded their 2nd
When it comes time for the NHL Draft and you just finished participating in the Stanley Cup Final, chances are you will be selecting a player at the end of the 1st Round. That was the case for the Dallas Stars, who are still recovering from losing to the Tampa Bay Lightning in the 2020
With the 30th Pick in the 2020 NHL Entry Draft, the Dallas Stars Have Selected Mavrik Bourque From the Shawinigan Cataractes of the QMJHL About Mavrik Bourque It’s tough for 16-year-olds to come in and make an immediate impact for their team. In Bourque’s case, he exceeded expectations. He’s extremely slick and crafty with the