Dallas Stars News

The Stanley Cup Champion Pittsburgh Penguins signed forward Chris Conner to a one-year contract and have agreed to terms with defenseman Chris Lee, it was announced today by Executive Vice President and General Manager Ray Shero.

As the Stars' pursuit of Jonas Gustavsson continues on its slow, tense path, the thought pops up that maybe, just maybe, we're burying the lead on this story.

The Dallas Stars strengthened their defense Thursday by signing veteran defenseman Karlis Skrastins to a two-year contract.

The Stars are hoping they have found experience and toughness on a budget, signing free agent defenseman Karlis Skrastins to a two-year contract Thursday.

Jordan Leopold #40 of the Calgary Flames handles the puck against the Dallas Stars on April 2, 2009 at the American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas The Florida Panthers bolstered their defensive corps Thursday by signing both Jordan Leopold and Clay Wilson.

There once was a time when the Stars used free agency to build their team. And they might one day again.

The Dallas Stars announced Tuesday that they have re-signed right wing Jere Lehtinen to a one-year contract for the 2009-10 season.

Going into the 2009 NHL offseason, Stars fans were left with a sense of "what now?" Missing the playoffs is never an easy thing to take, not for fans and most definitely not for the players and management of the Stars' organization... by Sam Hansen 52 reads Opinion Going into the 2009 NHL offseason, Stars fans were left with a sense of "what now?" ...

Mike Modano is a very big name when it comes to professional hockey, and for very good reasons.

The elephant in the room for the Dallas Stars stands about 6-foot-5 and has a booming shot from the blue line.

Scott Glennie was exactly what the Dallas Stars were looking for - the best player available when they selected eighth overall in the NHL entry draft Friday in Montreal.

Dallas Stars officials say they'll have a lot of good choices to consider tonight with the eighth pick in the NHL entry draft in Montreal.

It was around 2005 when the Stars changed their strategy for drafting and developing players.

Brett Hull will be joining his dad in the Hall of Fame. The longtime NHL star, who is now an executive with the Dallas Stars, confirmed his selection to the Dallas Morning News .

As a happy-go-lucky kid who messed around with hockey, Brett Hull never imagined this.

The News' Sports, Ink blog today has a flashback to Game Six: If you can handle it 10 years later, read Bucky Gleason's account of the sixth and final game of the 1999 Stanley Cup finals: " 's left skate was in the crease.

It took nine months, 105 games and countless concussions, bruises and broken teeth.

Tom Hicks stood last week at the press conference to announce Marc Crawford as the Dallas Stars' new coach, and described the hunger he feels about winning championships.

Ironically, it was Jonas Gustavsson who made the pitch Thursday. The free agent goalie, who is touring four NHL cities in hopes of selecting a new team for next season, threw out the first pitch at the Texas Rangers game.

The Stars had a ready-made excuse at their disposal after missing the playoffs for just the third time in 13 seasons since they moved to Dallas.