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Stars, Brunnstrom avoid arbitration Fri Jul 23 11:16:26 2010 EST
Frisco, TX (Sports Network) - The Dallas Stars and Fabian Brunnstrom have agreed to terms on a one-year contract that will pay the left wing $675,000 for the upcoming 2010-11 season. The deal was struck Friday morning before a scheduled arbitration hearing. "We're pleased that we were able to come to an agreement with Fabian," said general manager Joe Nieuwendyk. "We are looking forward to having him come to training camp in September and battle for a spot on our roster." The 25-year-old Brunns
Stars sign veteran D Lukowich, three others Fri Jul 16 15:37:48 2010 EST
Frisco, TX (Sports Network) - The Dallas Stars signed veteran defenseman Brad Lukowich and two others to one-year, two-way contracts on Friday. Lukowich, 33, has registered 23 goals and 90 assists in 653 regular season NHL games with six teams. He returns to the Stars, where he spent parts of five seasons with the club from 1997-2002 and helped Dallas win the Stanley Cup in the 1998-99 campaign. Lukowich also won a Cup with Tampa Bay in the 2003-04 season. Over 71 playoff contests, the blueline
Stars sign veteran D Lukowich, two others Fri Jul 16 13:04:58 2010 EST
Frisco, TX (Sports Network) - The Dallas Stars signed veteran defenseman Brad Lukowich and two others to one-year, two-way contracts on Friday. Lukowich, 33, has registered 23 goals and 90 assists in 653 regular season NHL games with six teams. He returns to the Stars, where he spent parts of five seasons with the club from 1997-2002 and helped Dallas win the Stanley Cup in the 1998-99 campaign. Lukowich also won a Cup with Tampa Bay in the 2003-04 season. Over 71 playoff contests, the blueline
All-UFA Team: The best of the leftovers Thu Jul 15 15:19:07 2010 EST
shown that he is open to signing with just about anybody who is interested. CENTER MIKE MODANO The highest-scoring U.S.-born player in NHL history still may opt for retirement, but if he does return for the 2010-11 campaign it won't be for the Dallas Stars -- the franchise he's been a part of since being selected first overall by the Minnesota North Stars in 1988. Modano, 40, saw his minutes dwindle the last few years in Dallas, but he still managed a decent 14 goals and 30 points while playing
Stars sign RW Glennie Tue Jul 13 17:41:48 2010 EST
Frisco, TX (Sports Network) - The Dallas Stars have signed right wing Scott Glennie to a three-year, entry-level contract on Tuesday. The eighth overall pick by Dallas in the 2009 draft, Glennie spent last season with the Brandon Wheat Kings of the Western Hockey League and in 66 games he totaled 32 goals and 57 assists. Over his three seasons in the WHL, he has appeared in 182 games and has 86 goals and 131 assists.
Stars agree to terms with Burish, Raycroft Thu Jul  1 19:03:09 2010 EST
Frisco, TX (Sports Network) - The Dallas Stars have agreed to terms with center Adam Burish and goaltender Andrew Raycroft on two-year contracts. Burish's deal is worth $2.3 million, while the first year of Raycroft's deal is a two-way contract worth $700,000/$105,000 and the second year is a one-way deal that will pay him $600,000. The 27-year-old Burish scored one goal and added three assists in 13 regular season games and was scoreless in 15 playoff games for the Stanley Cup champion Chicago
Lightning bring in goaltender Ellis Thu Jul  1 18:08:29 2010 EST
-3 with a 2.69 goals-against average and one shutout in 31 games last year for the Preds. He'll be reunited in net with Smith, who joined him in a crease tandem in 2005-06 with Iowa of the American Hockey League when both were prospects in the Dallas Stars' system. "I'm very excited about coming to Tampa Bay. To me, the Lightning are an up- and-coming team that has all the right pieces," Ellis admitted. "They picked up a world-class coach and general manager this summer and it is a team that is
Big names won't last long on the open market Wed Jun 30 14:51:21 2010 EST
hat after Kovalchuk, there is a big drop-off in talent. The next-best available forwards are Ray Whitney, Olli Jokinen, Paul Kariya and Alexander Frolov and it appears Frolov is leaning towards returning to Russia to play in the KHL. Also, the Dallas Stars announced earlier this week that they won't be re- signing Mike Modano, but the future Hall of Famer hasn't decided if he will play elsewhere. Not to mention, at 40 years old, Modano doesn't seem to have a whole lot left in the tank anyway. Bu
Stars part ways with Modano after 20 seasons Tue Jun 29 13:53:12 2010 EST
Dallas, TX (Sports Network) - The Dallas Stars announced on Tuesday that they will not offer forward Mike Modano, one of the greatest American hockey players in NHL history, a new contract. "We have the upmost respect for Mike Modano," said general manager Joe Nieuwendyk said. "He will always be a huge part of this hockey club. He is a great teammate and a great person. Mike is the face of this franchise. That's what makes this decision so hard." Modano, the first overall pick of the 1988 NHL E
Bolts F St. Louis wins Lady Byng Trophy Wed Jun 23 20:45:55 2010 EST
y, which is given to the player who best exhibits sportsmanship and excellence on the ice. St. Louis snapped the four-year stranglehold that Detroit Red Wings forward Pavel Datsyuk held on the honor. He became the first Bolts player to take home the award since Brad Richards did so in 2004. The Vermont product ended his 11th NHL season with 29 goals and 94 points, but only accumulated 12 minutes in penalties. Richards, now with the Dallas Stars, along with Datsyuk, were the other two finalists.
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