Ice Hockey team

Dallas Stars

Club · United States · NHL

«The Stars»

591 Matches

335 wins

255 losses

1879–1648 Goals

+231 Difference

3.2 Scored per game

Form L L W W L L

The Stars go into another NHL season carrying the weight of Dallas hockey's best modern era — deep playoff runs have become the expectation rather than the exception, and the roster built around Miro Heiskanen and Jake Oettinger is meant to finish the job that fell short in 2020, when the club lost the Stanley Cup Final to the Tampa Bay Lightning.

That Final defeat sits alongside a very different one from 1999, when the Stars actually won it — Brett Hull settling the series with an overtime goal in Game 6 against the Buffalo Sabres. Joe Nieuwendyk took the Conn Smythe Trophy that spring.

No name carries more weight in that history than Mike Modano, the franchise's all-time leading scorer, whose number hangs in the rafters at the American Airlines Center. The rivalry that defined his prime was with the Colorado Avalanche through the 1990s and into the early 2000s.

Before Texas ever knew the Stars, Minnesota did. The team entered the NHL in the 1967 expansion as the Minnesota North Stars, playing out of the Met Center in Bloomington. The move south in 1993 brought a new name built for a new home — Texas calls itself the Lone Star State, and Dallas took its share of it.

Latest results

Fixtures and results

15 Oct	NHL	Colorado Avalanche A	3:2	W
14 Oct	NHL	Colorado Avalanche H	2:3	L
11 Oct	NHL	Pittsburgh Penguins A	1:2	L
9 Oct	NHL	Buffalo Sabres A	4:0	W
6 Oct	NHL	San Jose Sharks H	5:0	W
4 Oct	NHL	Nashville Predators A	1:2	L

Standing

NHL

Group stage · Central Division

#	Team	M	W	L	Goals
2	Utah Mammoth	4	2	2	13:12
4	Colorado Avalanche	4	2	2	10:8
5	Minnesota Wild	4	1	3	7:10
6	Winnipeg Jets	4	1	3	8:13
7	Dallas Stars	6	2	4	13:11
7	St. Louis Blues	4	1	3	5:7
8	Chicago Blackhawks	7	2	5	17:29
8	Nashville Predators	4	1	3	9:16