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Dallas Stars to Build $45 Million Multipurpose Athletic Facility in Northlake

The NHL team continues to pursue multi-sport opportunities, building on announced facilities in Lewisville and Farmers Branch.
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Hockey

The Future Is Now For Logan Stankoven and the Stars

Just like Thomas Harley a year ago, the 21-year-old winger's late-season debut has reinvigorated Dallas. Don't be surprise if his ultimate impact is just as important.
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Hockey

Chris Tanev Is the Deadline Coup the Stars Needed

The 34-year-old defenseman might be Jim Nill's savviest deadline move yet. Don't believe us? Then take it from a bunch of NHL scouts.
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Hockey

The Defense of Jason Robertson

The 24-year-old's goal scoring is down in a big way from last year. But zoom in tighter, and you'll find progress on the other end that's transformed him into one of the NHL's most complete players.
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Hockey

Jamie Benn and Tyler Seguin Star in Freaky Friday on Ice

On the surface, the once-dynamic duo has traded places in the Stars' pecking order. But dig deeper, and you'll find them subjected to the same aging curve.
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It’s Time For the Stars to Exit Their Comfort Zone and Pay Up For a Defenseman

Dallas has gotten where it is by making cost-effective deals far more than splurging. But the rest of the roster is too good not to take a big swing to help the blue line.
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Hockey

Jake Oettinger’s All-Star Debut Was a Family Affair

The milestone means plenty to the 25-year-old goalie. But the highlight was a week spent with the 9-year-old little brother he has had to love from afar.
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Hockey

Home Is Where the Puck Is: Esa Lindell’s Quest to Save Jokerit

Before he was a Dallas Star, the 29-year-old defenseman played for Finland's most storied hockey club. And when it teetered on the verge of collapse, there was only one thing for Lindell to do: help buy it.
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Sports News

Cynt Marshall, Neil Leibman, Brad Alberts, Monica Paul, and Other Execs Talk Media Rights, World Cup, Sands Corp., and More

Marshall says she can't wait to find ways to spend her new boss' money. Alberts calls the media rights landscape a "disaster." And Paul has her sights set on another Super Bowl in DFW.
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