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Photo by Nick Wosika/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images With only nine picks in their past two entry drafts, the Dallas Stars had to get a little creative to fill up their prospect pool, especially after the recent graduations of Jake Oettinger, Jason Robertson, Ty Dellandrea and others to the big club. They did exactly that last week, and did so in an interesting way, signing a pair of NCAA free agent teammates from the University of North Dakota: goaltender Adam Scheel and winger Jordan Kawaguchi. Both players signed shortly after their college seasons ended, which happened in a heartbreaking...

Photo by Chris Tanouye/Getty Images After a strong OHL career that saw him become an effective two-way center and eventual team captain of the Kitchener Rangers, it shouldn’t have come as a surprise that Riley Damiani was going to have no trouble adjusting to life in the AHL as a member of the Texas Stars. But to see the 2018 Dallas Stars fifth-rounder leading all league rookies in scoring 12 games in, with 15 points? That’s not something that anyone would have expected, even in their most generous projections. Yes, it has been quite an eventful month and a half for the 20-year-old nati...

Mavrik Bourque contract and salary cap details, contract breakdowns, dead money, and news.

By now, Mavrik Bourque must be sick of all the starting and stopping in his schedule. To be fair, the 2020 Dallas Stars 1st-rounder has been one of the lucky ones, overall, because he’s been getting to play at least some hockey in the QMJHL. The OHL has been suspended all season, and the WHL only just recently began playing. The QMJHL, meanwhile, started their season in October, before shutting down a few weeks later. The league resumed in January, and the process has been rocky: protected environments for some teams here, individual clubs shutting down there, as the provinces of Quebec, N...

Photo by Andy Devlin/NHLI via Getty Images On February 5th, just under 11 months since they last took the ice for a game (March 11th, 2020), the Texas Stars returned to action in the American Hockey League. Like the National Hockey League, this return is far from normal (a drastically shortened season, significantly fewer fans in the stands during games, etc.), but it is hockey nevertheless, as the league and its players are taking the risk to try to make it work. Of important note for the Dallas Stars, this resumption in play provides an opportunity for many of the organization’s top pros...