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Pacific Division Prognostications
In the past ten years , only once has someone other than the Sharks or Stars won the Pacific Division Title.
Steve Ott: A Star Among Dallas Stars
Not long ago, another Stars fan and I sat back and laughed at the trouble that would-be-foes would face from a line of Sean Avery , Brenden Morrow , and Steve Ott - although the likelihood of such a line is ...
Screen Shots: The annual worst signings list
Calling a particular NHL player "overpaid" is almost always a relative kind of categorization.
Sean Avery signed with the Dallas Stars on Wednesday. The free-agency merry-go-round continued Wednesday, as the Dallas Stars signed agitator Sean Avery to a four-year deal worth $15.5 million US.
Brenden Morrow's goal in 4OT sends Stars to Detroit
As the third overtime turned to a fourth, more than an hour after Sunday night became Monday morning, Stars goaltender Marty Turco could think back to the other two NHL playoff marathons he played and what it ...
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Downey fined $2,500 for pre-game shenanigans in Dallas
Posted by George James Malik May 26, 2008 07:19AM According to the Detroit News's Ted Kulfan, Red Wings forward Aaron Downey was fined by the NHL for his role in a pre-game incident in Dallas: May 26, Detroit ...
Former Stars GM named to replace Pleau in 2010
Doug Armstrong and Larry Pleau The Blues addressed both present and future needs in one big swoop Thursday, extending the contract of general manager Larry Pleau through the 2009-10 season and hiring former ...
Dallas Stars' Turco has put reputation as playoff underachiever on ice
By his own estimate, Stars goaltender Marty Turco needed about 30 minutes to shave his playoff beard and escaped with only a nick or two.
Dallas Stars should give Tippett some security
Dave Tippett doesn't need to go into next season as a lame duck coach, not after what the Dallas Stars accomplished this season.
Tippett will get fitting reward for Dallas Stars' success
Dave Tippett brought the Dallas Stars to within two victories of the Stanley Cup Finals this season, the closest the team has been to that pinnacle since the spring of 2000.
Stanley Cup Blog(1) Detroit v (5) Dallas
Posted in 2008 Stanley Cup Playoffs Blog Posted on May 17, 2008 12:56 PM Dallas Stars captain Brenden Morrow picked an interesting time to criticize referee Bill McCreary.
DALLASThe last time the Dallas Stars got such a late start on summer vacation, Brenden Morrow was a 21-year-old rookie trying to make a name for himself in a locker room filled with seasoned pros.
Flint Township/Swartz Creek Advance
Morrow-McCreary feud provides an interesting sup-plot
Posted by George James Malik May 17, 2008 07:21AM As the Fort Worth Star-Telegram's Tracey Myers notes , Stars captain Brenden Morrow's favourite referee will be in action on Saturday: The Dallas News's Mike ...
Wings want to continue to pressure Stars netminder
“From Marty (Turco) on out, I think our focus has been tracking hard, clogging up the middle of the ice, forcing them to take some outside shots instead of just doing whatever they please up the middle”
Mike Babcock left Joe Louis Arena, Saturday, with his wife, Maureen, and his son, Michael. via The Daily Tribune
Saturday's Three Stars - May 17, 2008
Saturday's Three Stars - May 17, 2008 So Turco can win at Joe Louis Arena. No doubt that knowledge will come in handy if the Stars can force a Game 7 back in Detroit with a victory in Dallas on Monday. via Popsugar.com
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Wings' captain is unique, and in a class by himself
“He's not really vocal. When he speaks, you take everything to heart”
Posted by George James Malik May 17, 2008 11:02AM The Dallas News's Chuck Carlton profiled the Detroit Red Wings' captain, Nicklas Lidstrom, as a competitive foil to Dallas Stars captain Brenden Morrow, who's ... via Red Wings Snapshots - MLive.com
Time for Turco to end infamous 0-for-The Joe
“But there is nothing that is going to make it happen other than me being me.”
For a brief moment Friday, Dallas Stars goalie Marty Turco looked so much like his predecessor, Ed Belfour. via Fort Worth Star-Telegram
An early shot is Dallas Stars' only shot
“We did a better job of back-checking and we were more engaged in the one-on-one battles. In the other games, we had too many individuals. We got here as a group. We have to remember that.”
The Stars have one chance to beat Detroit in Game 5 today and extend the series one more game: score first. via Dallas Morning News
Stars avoid sweep, send West finals back to Detroit
By JAIME ARON AP Sports Writer Wednesday, May 14, 2008 Detroit's goal with a guy barely in the crease, if at all, didn't count. via WQXI-AM Atlanta
Datsyuk, Zetterberg leave Dallas Stars scrambling
“He makes moves you wouldn't even think of doing”
Pavel Datsyuk and Henrik Zetterberg combined for four goals and six points in Game 3 and were probably better defensively than offensively. via Dallas Morning News