A lot of things happened yesterday in Dallas Stars land. Jamie Benn returned from his preseason injury (collapsed lung) to make his 2025-26 season debut. Vladislav Kolyachonok made his Dallas Stars debut in place of the injured Ilya Lyubushkin. Jason Robertson extended his goal-scoring streak to four games (8 goals) with two goals against the Islanders. Wyatt Johnston thought he scored the game-tying goal against New York with 0.1 seconds left in regulation, only for a league-initiated review to overturn the call on the ice of a good goal due to goaltender interference by Robertson on David Rittich. With less than 30 seconds remaining, Mikko Rantanen was assessed a major penalty and game misconduct for boarding Alexander Romanov, who was helped off the ice due to injury; although we found out this morning that Rantanen will not face any supplemental discipline from the league. Oh, and if that wasn’t enough, the Stars submitted a motion in Texas Business Court on Tuesday accusing the Dallas Mavericks of violating their own franchise agreement. On today’s show, we will attempt to touch on all of these topics… if we have enough time.

Jason Robertson scored two more goals, extending his current goal streak to four games (8 goals) and captain Jamie Benn made his season debut, returning from a collapsed lung, but the night was spoiled by the visiting New York Islanders, who beat the Dallas Stars 3-2 at American Airlines Center. Calum Ritchie, Bo Horvat and Kyle Palmieri all scored goals, giving the Islanders a 3-1 lead in the third period. Robertson’s second goal of the night, a 6-on-5 extra attacker tally, cut the deficit to one and Wyatt Johnston thought he had tied the game with 0.1 seconds left. However, a league-initiated video review overturned the call on the ice (good goal), deeming Robertson committed goaltender interference on David Rittich. Join the DLLS Stars Post Game Show as we guide you through all the action from tonight’s game, discuss the key storylines, provide in-depth breakdowns and take your Super Chats.

The Dallas Stars are on a five-game winning streak and have earned points in 12 of their last 13 games, posting a record of 9-1-3 (21 pts., 0.808) in that span. The recent results have been fantastic, but it is even more impressive when you look at the injuries the team has dealt with during this run. As captain Jamie Benn inches closer to returning from a collapsed lung and making his season debut, the Stars lost Adam Erne last Tuesday in Ottawa and Thomas Harley did not play on Saturday vs. Philadelphia. Both players expected to miss multiple weeks. Nils Lundkvist hasn’t played since October 16th, while Matt Duchene hasn’t played since October 18th. On today’s show, we will discuss the recent injuries, how they will impact the lineup and some of the salary cap moves the team might have to make as players get healthy. We will also recap last week’s games, presenting our 3 Dallas Stars of the Week, and we’ll discuss the 2025 Dallas Stars Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony, where Joe Nieuwendyk and Ralph Strangis were honored on Sunday night. After all that, if we have any time left, we’ll look at the Stars’ three-game schedule this week and a few NHL News & Notes.

Jason Robertson tallied his second career natural hat trick, leading the Dallas Stars to a 5-1 win over the Philadelphia Flyers on Saturday night at American Airlines. It was the Stars’ fifth consecutive victory and now they have points in 12 of their last 13 games, posting a 9-1-3 record (21 pts., 0.808). They are tied for the second-best record in the NHL. Join the DLLS Stars Post Game Show as we guide you through all the action from tonight’s game, discuss the key storylines, provide in-depth breakdowns and take your Super Chats.

The Dallas Stars are on a four-game winning streak and have earned points in 11 of their last 12 games, posting a record of 8-1-3 (19 pts., 0.792) in that span. That has vaulted them up to a tie for the second-most points in the NHL as of this morning - only the Colorado Avalanche have more points (29) than the Stars (25). They demolished the Montréal Canadiens last night 7-0 at Bell Centre, the first time in 18 games this season that Dallas has not had a close, nervy, dramatic finish. On today’s show, we ask the question: are the Stars truly satisfied with the way they are playing? Plus, Sean wrote a new article for our website (alldlls.com) where he did a quick redraft of the 2021 NHL Entry Draft, examining if Wyatt Johnston realistically could have been the first overall selection (in hindsight). Sam & Owen attended the SMU Athletic Forum Luncheon with featured guest speaker Mike Eruzione, the captain of the legendary gold medal-winning 1980 U.S. Men’s Olympic hockey team and we compare and contrast the efforts for USA Hockey and Hockey Canada as the work to build their rosters for the 2026 Winter Olympics in Italy.

Jason Robertson led the way with a three-point night (2 goals, 1 assist) and Casey DeSmith recorded a 23-save shutout as the Dallas Stars routed the Montréal Canadiens 7-0 on Thursday night at Bell Centre. Wyatt Johnston scored his 100th career NHL goal, Radek Faksa had three assists, Mikko Rantanen had a pair of helpers, Miro Heiskanen extended his point streak to six games and 15 different Stars skaters tallied at least one point in the game - Dallas extended its winning streak to four games. Join the DLLS Stars Post Game Show as we guide you through all the action from tonight’s game, discuss the key storylines, provide in-depth breakdowns and take your Super Chats.

Dallas Stars color analyst Daryl “Razor” Reaugh joined the broadcast team for the 1996-97 season and for nearly 30 years he has, as he put it, “been in a relationship” with the Stars fans. He was formally inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame on Monday (Nov. 10) at a ceremony in Toronto, as he was the recipient of the Foster Hewitt Memorial Award for outstanding contributions to hockey as a broadcaster. On today’s show, we will pay tribute to Razor’s nearly three-decade work on Stars broadcasts. Plus, we’ll look back at last week’s games, hand out our 3 Stars of the Week, look ahead at the remaining schedule of this week and hit some NHL News & Notes.

The Dallas Stars rallied from an early 2-0 deficit and beat the Ottawa Senators 3-2 in overtime on Tuesday night at Canadian Tire Centre. It was Dallas’ first victory against the Senators in Ottawa since March 6, 2016, snapping an eight-game winless streak (0-6-2) at Canadian Tire Centre. Drake Batherson and Nick Jensen put the Senators up early in the first period, but that would be all that Jake Oettinger would allow in his net. Mikko Rantanen scored on a breakaway in the second period and Jason Robertson tied the game with a power play goal in the third period. Robertson’s goal snapped a nine-game goal drought. Roope Hintz tallied the game-winner in overtime as the Stars improved to 7-1-3 in their last 11 games. Join the DLLS Stars Post Game Show as we guide you through all the action from tonight’s game, discuss the key storylines, provide in-depth breakdowns and take your Super Chats.

Casey DeSmith was hands down the first star of the game, as he stopped 30-of-31 shots to lead the Dallas Stars to a 2-1 win over the Seattle Kraken on Sunday night at American Airlines Center. After conceding an early goal by Jaden Schwartz, DeSmith slammed the door shut on the Kraken offense. Wyatt Johnston scored a power play goal for his 10th goal of the season and Tyler Seguin’s late first period goal would turn out to be the game-winner, as Seattle’s Matt Murray turned in a sharp performance in net for the Kraken. Join the DLLS Stars Post Game Show as we guide you through all the action from tonight’s game, discuss the key storylines, provide in-depth breakdowns, check in with Sam at the AAC and take your Super Chats.

In a back-and-forth Saturday matinee featuring five lead changes, the Dallas Stars out-slugged the Nashville Predators 5-4 at Bridgestone Arena. Dallas had five different goal-scorers: Mavrik Bourque, Roope Hintz, Justin Hryckowian, Adam Ernie and Sam Steel. Join the DLLS Stars Post Game Show as we guide you through all the action from tonight’s game, discuss the key storylines, provide in-depth breakdowns and take your Super Chats.

The Dallas Stars had their 7-game point streak (4-0-3) snapped tonight with a 7-5 loss to the Anaheim Ducks at American Airlines Center. It was Dallas’ first regulation loss since a 5-1 home defeat at the hands of the Columbus Blue Jackets on October 21st. Wyatt Johnston scored two power play goals in the opening period as the Stars raced out to a 2-0 lead. However, Anaheim scored four times in the second period and three more in the third and that offensive outburst proved too much for the Stars. Miro Heiskanen finished with a four-assist night, while both Wyatt Johnston (2 goals, 1 assist) and Mikko Rantanen (1 goal, 2 assists) tallied three-point games. Tune in to the DLLS Stars Post Game Show as we guide you through all the action from tonight’s game, discuss the key storylines, provide in-depth breakdowns, check in with Sam reporting from the AAC and take your Super Chats.

The Dallas Stars rallied from deficits of 2-0 and 3-1 to beat the Edmonton Oilers 4-3 in a shootout on Tuesday night at American Airlines Center, giving Glen Gulutzan a victory in his first meeting with his former team. The win extends the Stars’ point streak to seven games (4-0-3). Mikko Rantanen scored twice, his 300th and 301st career NHL goals, and added an assist, while Wyatt Johnston registered three primary assists and Connor McDavid led the Oilers with two points (1 goal, 1 assist). Casey DeSmith out-dueled Stuart Skinner, finishing with 23 saves in regulation and overtime and then going 2-for-3 in the shootout to improve to 2-1-1 in his first four starts of the season. Tune in to the DLLS Stars Post Game Show as we guide you through all the action from tonight’s game, discuss the key storylines, provide in-depth breakdowns and take your Super Chats.

The NHL is bringing hockey to AT&T Stadium. The Stars are set to play in the 2027 Stadium Series on Feb. 20. Sean, Owen and Sam have initial reactions, and relive the Winter Classic at The Cotton Bowl in 2020.

The Dallas Stars are currently riding a six-game point streak (3-0-3), which began on October 23. They have collected nine points during that span, which is tied for the second-most in the NHL. However, the team’s offensive numbers, particularly at even strength (5-on-5) rank near the bottom of the NHL during this point streak (especially affected by injuries to Matt Duchene, Roope Hintz and, of course, captain Jaime Benn). Lately, Dallas have been relying heavily on excellent goaltending from Jake Oettinger and Casey DeSmith, a lethal power play that ranks 3rd in the NHL and a very stingy defensive structure. On today’s show, we’ll look back at the Stars’ three games last week (vs. WSH, at TBL, at FLA), hand out our 3 Dallas Stars of the Week and look ahead at the team’s four-game schedule (vs. EDM, vs. ANA, at NSH, vs. SEA). Plus, what does Wyatt Johnston have to do the make the Hockey Canada men’s roster for the 2026 Winter Olympics?

Sam Steel had a game-high three point night (3 assists), but the Dallas Stars felt short to the two-time defending Stanley Cup champion Florida Panthers 4-3 in a shootout tonight at Amerant Bank Arena. Mikko Rantanen had a goal and an assist, Wyatt Johnston scored his team-leading seventh goal of the year and Justin Hryckowian tallied his first career NHL goal, helping the Stars take the Panthers into overtime. Florida received goals from Brad Marchand, Sam Reinhart and Sam Bennett. Marchand would score the only shootout goal, with both Tyler Seguin and Mikko Rantanen hitting the goal post behind Sergei Bobrovsky on their attempts. Tune in to the DLLS Stars Post Game Show as we guide you through all the action from tonight’s game, discuss the key storylines, provide in-depth breakdowns and take your Super Chats.

The Dallas Stars extended their point streak to five games (3-0-2), but had their three-game winning streak come to an end tonight with a 2-1 overtime loss to the Tampa Bay Lightning at Benchmark International Arena. Tyler Seguin played in his 1,000th career NHL game, Adam Erne scored his first goal as a Dallas Star and Jake Oettinger shined, stopping 30-of-32 shots on the night. Brandon Hagel scored a second period power play goal for Tampa Bay and Anthony Cirelli scored the game-winner on a breakaway in overtime. Andrei Vasilevskiy made 20 saves on 21 shots to record the victory. It’s Halloween Costume Night on the DLLS Stars Post Game Show, tune in as we guide you through all the action from tonight’s game, discuss the key storylines, provide in-depth breakdowns and take your Super Chats.

We have enough content today for three or four separate shows! Officially announced last night after the Dallas Stars 1-0 win over the Washington Capitals, Thomas Harley has signed an eight-year, $84.696 million contract extension to keep him with the Stars through the 2033-34 season. Yesterday afternoon the Dallas Morning News dropped two bombshell stories. First, the Dallas Mavericks ownership filed a lawsuit against the Dallas Stars ownership in Texas Business Court over an alleged breach of contract, while also making claims that the Stars have obstructed further maintenance and improvements to American Airlines Centers – claims of which the Stars executives vehemently deny. Then, another article dropped reporting that the Stars are considering a new $1 billion arena in Plano, TX at the Shops at Willow Bend Mall site. Another chapter dropped this morning, when Lia Assimakopoulos, the Stars beat writer for the DMN, reported that the Stars late last night have filed a countersuit against the Mavericks.

Jake Oettinger stopped all 24 shots he faced to shutout the Washington Capitals 1-0 on Tuesday night at American Airlines Center. Tyler Seguin’s power play goal was all the offense the Dallas Stars would need in the game as Oettinger recorded his first shutout of the 2025-26 season, his second career shutout against the Capitals and the 13th of his NHL career. Not only did the Stars win their third-straight game, they also denied Alex Ovechkin his 900th career NHL goal, as the NHL’s all-time goals leader remained at 899. Join the DLLS Stars Post Game Show as we guide you through all the action from tonight’s game, discuss the key storylines, provide in-depth breakdowns and take your Super Chats.

The Dallas Stars snapped a four-game winless streak (0-3-1) with a pair of wins over the weekend and are now riding a modest 3-game point streak (2-0-1). Thus is the roller coaster ride of emotions of an NHL season. Today will recap last week’s four games in six days, present our 3 Dallas Stars of the Week, look ahead at the three games on the schedule for this week, and discuss some of the big NHL News & Notes around the rest of the National Hockey League.

Playing in their first back-to-back of the 2025-26 season, the Dallas Stars traveled to Nashville and beat the Predators 3-2 on Sunday night at Bridgestone Arena. It was nearly identical to the way they beat the Carolina Hurricanes in Dallas on Saturday night; fall behind 2-0 early, rally back with three unanswered goals to take a 3-2 lead and then bunker down to secure the victory. Oskar Bäck scored a goal in his season debut, returning from injury, while Wyatt Johnston scored the tying goal and Mikko Rantanen notched the game-winner on a third period power play. Casey DeSmith made 23 saves on 25 shots to record his first victory of the year and Jason Robertson led all skaters with a two assist performance. Join the DLLS Stars Post Game Show as we guide you through all the action from tonight’s game, discuss the key storylines, provide in-depth breakdowns and take your Super Chats.