Dallas Stars Have Two Players On Forbes '30 Under 30: Sports'

Dallas Stars Have Two Players On Forbes ’30 Under 30: Sports’

Both Tyler Seguin and Jamie Benn turn up on this new list from Forbes of the (I guess it should be the) young superstars from the world of sport. Dallas' own Jordan Spieth also makes an appearance. The Stars are atop the NHL standings after the first half of the season, so I guess I am going to [grits teeth] maybe have to start paying attention to hockey soon.

By Zac Crain | January 5, 2016|10:45 am

Both Tyler Seguin and Jamie Benn turn up on this new list from Forbes of the (I guess it should be the) young superstars from the world of sport. Dallas’ own Jordan Spieth also makes an appearance. The Stars are atop the NHL standings after the first half of the season, so I guess I am going to [grits teeth] maybe have to start paying attention to hockey soon.

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