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Dallas Stars forward Jamie Benn was forced out of Wednesday’s game against the New Jersey Devils after taking what appeared to be a late hit from New Jersey forward Miles Wood in the second period. Benn had tried to dump a pass off the boards to Tyler Seguin moments before he was crushed. Woods lined up Benn, who had his head turned, and drilled him. Continue to Article

January 02, 2019 11:44:pm EST

For Dmitry Orlov, part of his preparation involves a warm up with just his hands. Jonas Siegenthaler used to have to wear a team sweatshirt all the way up until the moment he put his shoulder pads on and, if he was wearing a hat, he could not take it off even when getting suited up and had to poke his head through his pads to make sure the hat stayed in place. If you're a sports fan, chances are you have some superstitions you follow to try to help your team. Continue to Article

January 02, 2019 6:18:am EST

The Dallas Stars aren’t good. Few would dispute this. They’re plugging away in the standings, sure (largely because Ben Bishop is going off this season), but their underlying numbers are terrible and their offense is subpar. Actually, that’s putting it kindly. They’re 27th in goals per 60. And that’s after being below-average last year as well, at 18th. Now, team CEO Tim Lites said in an expletive-filled rant that the problem really lies with the Stars’ big-money men, Jamie Benn and Tyler Seguin. His owner, apparently, signed off on that evaluation. ... Continue to Article

December 31, 2018 5:07:pm EST

The Montreal Canadiens and Dallas Stars enter their New Year's Eve tilt at American Airlines Center heading in opposite directions, but both clubs hope to end 2018 with a victory. Montreal (20-14-5) is concluding a six-game road trip and is 3-2-0 on after a 6-5 loss at Tampa Bay on Saturday. The Canadiens are 10-7-3 on the road this season. Continue to Article

December 30, 2018 11:02:pm EST

The back-and-forth verbal battle between the CEO of the Dallas Stars Jim Lites and the team’s two top players has drawn the bulk of the attention in NHL headlines over the last weekend. On Sunday, the NHLPA acknowledged that they were also very aware of the situation and released a statement speaking out against the profanity-laced tirade voiced by Lites. On Friday, Lites went on record with reporters about the state of the team, calling out star players Jamie Benn and Tyler Seguin for their roles on the team as Dallas could be in jeopardy of missing the playoffs for the third consecutive season. Continue to Article

December 30, 2018 5:19:pm EST

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