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Stephane Robidas picked a great time to strike for his first career playoff goal.
Coyotes' King glad he returned behind bench
"Dave's been unbelievable. He's a guy with a wealth of experience, reads situations very well, and is a great teacher of young players, so he's been very good for our staff." -- Dave Tippett on Dave King How long has Dave King been toting a whistle in this game? Long enough to measure his tenure in generations, not years.
Stars rely on leadership to provide consistency
By MIKE HEIKA ANAHEIM, Calif. - Brenden Morrow chuckled when asked if someone needs to snap and break a TV to get the Stars going this season.'Well, nobody has broken any TVs, but I don't think that means they haven't snapped,' he said.The Stars captain said that leadership is a tricky thing for players and coaches, and the Stars are working ...
Whatever the pre-game motivation was for the Dallas Stars to get in the head of Roberto Luongo on Thursday, it failed like a harmless floating shot from the point in a 3-2 loss at GM Place.
Former Leafs fan now seeing Stars
A long-time Toronto Maple Leafs fan has had enough and has sold away his soul ... er, allegiance ... for a mere $25. Kirby, a 39-year-old from Keswick, Ont., became so disillusioned with the Maple Leafs' constant losing, mismanagement and limited hope for the future that he agreed to give it all up, becoming a fan of the team chosen by the highest ...
Discounted Dallas Stars tickets benefiting Autism Speaks
The Dallas Stars have partnered with Autism Speaks to make November 4, 2009 Autism Awareness Night .
Dallas Stars' Petersen thriving through versatility
You never know what Toby Petersen is going to do. Heck, a lot of times, even he doesn't. Petersen is the Dallas Stars' Mr.
I will tell you one thing about Marc Crawford, he is not afraid of drilling these guys in practice.
Rib injury sidelines Dallas Stars' Modano
Mike Modano's rib injury is worse than first expected, as a close study of an MRI showed a "line" in the rib cartilage, Stars general manager Joe Nieuwendyk said.
Ex-Oilers player, coach brings new defensive approach to Dallas Stars
Charlie Huddy's rsum is all over the rafters at Rexall Place. There are five Stanley Cup banners here, and Huddy was a part of all five.
2009 NHL Preview: Dallas Stars
Posted by John Paulsen We've partnered with On Goal Analysis to bring you a team-by-team preview of the upcoming NHL season.
Dallas Stars forward Steve Ott has much in common with coach Marc Crawford
By MIKE HEIKA When new Stars coach Marc Crawford was a player, he was a lot like Steve Ott.Well, OK, not exactly the same.'The difference is he has talent,' Crawford joked.Still, in his 176 NHL games, Crawford squeezed in 229 penalty minutes to go with his 19 goals and 31 assists and earned the reputation of being 'annoying,' according to his ...
Dallas Stars seek better luck on the draws
Marc Crawford is a big fan of repetition and work, and the Stars' new coach believes those are two things that will help the team drastically improve its faceoff numbers this season.
30 Teams in 30 Days: With expectations low, Stars could surprise
One of Nieuwendyk's first moves was hiring Marc Crawford as head coach. Defensive responsibility was added in the form of Karlis Skrastins and Jeff Woywitka , while Warren Peters will add some toughness.
Hiller, team getting acquainted
Jim Hiller showed his players he was not above taking responsibility when things go wrong.
Dallas Stars player profiles: Toby Petersen
I draw a lot of comparisons between Stu Barnes and Toby Petersen, and for good reason.
Dallas Stars hire Charlie Huddy as new assistant coach
Charlie Huddy has all of the things Marc Crawford was looking for in an assistant coach to run his defense.
Olie and Stu Say "Thanks But No Thanks" To Ams Coaching Job
Just a few days ago, Tri-City Americans head coach Don Nachbaur resigned from the team so he could take the head coaching job with the AHL's Binghamton Senators.
Coaching carousel busier than ever
The hoariest cliches in sports says coaches are hired to be fired, but with Dave Tippett being let go by the Dallas Stars on Thursday, the carnage in the National Hockey League is beyond numbing.
Decade of Debate; Decade of Hate
Ten years ago, poor enforcement of a dubious rule awarded the Stanley Cup to the Dallas Stars.
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