Twenty-one games is just a glimpse of what the Stars are and where they want to go, Joe Nieuwendyk said. "I see more positive than I do negative," said the first-year general manager. Full Article at Dallas Morning News

Doug Gilmour: It takes a special player to win the Selke Trophy while scoring 127 points. With Brett Hull, Brian Leetch, Luc Robitaille and Steve Yzerman inducted to the Hockey Hall of Fame last week, it's time to talk about next year. Full Article at Sports Illustrated

Gary Roberts left his North York home in 1982 to join the Ottawa 67's and has been on the road pretty much ever since. He recalls that it was a bit of a shock going to the draft and getting picked in the second round. Full Article at Our Sports Central

SAN JOSE, Calif. – Joe Nieuwendyk knows removing the no-handle zones for goalies in the corners would help Stars goalie Marty Turco, but the new Stars GM also knows that he has to do what's best for the game and the NHL. Full Article at Dallas Morning News

SAN JOSE, Calif. — Joe Nieuwendyk knows removing the no-handle zones for goalies in the corners would help Dallas Stars goalie Marty Turco, but the new Stars general manger also knows that he has to do what’s best for the game and the NHL. Full Article at Fort Worth Star-Telegram

SAN JOSE, Calif. – Joe Nieuwendyk knows removing the no-handle zones for goalies in the corners would help Stars goalie Marty Turco, but the new Stars GM also knows that he has to do what's best for the game and the NHL. Full Article at Dallas Morning News

ST. PAUL, Minn. - As much as Brett Hull has been a part of the Stars' front office for the last four years, fans never really got to honor him for his contributions to the team as a player. Full Article at Centre Daily Times

There's something about tradition and family when it comes to hockey; it is what makes the sport as amazing and life changing as it is. Full Article at Bleacher Report

Of all the current Canadian teams the Vancouver Canucks are the only one to have never won a Stanley Cup. Full Article at Sports Blogs

Next week, the 2009 class will be inducted into the hall of fame, which is arguably the greatest class of all time. But this isn't about this class; this is a look at next year's class. Full Article at Bleacher Report

Marty Turco has flu-like symptoms, and that’s enough for the Stars to be cautious. Full Article at Fort Worth Star-Telegram

Marty Turco has flu-like symptoms, and that's enough for the Stars to be cautious. With the H1N1 virus a concern, Dallas sat Turco and brought in Matt Climie from the minors on an emergency basis to serve as backup goalie. Full Article at Dallas Morning News

So you’re a Dallas Stars fan this morning and you find yourself scratching your head…??? Your dilemma? Probably the same as G.M. Joe Nieuwendyk’s today, and that is evaluating his troops. Full Article at Sports Blogs

FRISCO – The numbers don't seem to mean much to Marc Crawford. Marc Crawford says he's mellowed over the years, but the Stars coach hasn't completely shed his reputation as a tough, demanding leader. Full Article at Dallas Morning News

FRISCO — The numbers don’t seem to mean much to Marc Crawford. But the experiences behind the numbers, Crawford said, have shaped his life. Full Article at Fort Worth Star-Telegram

FRISCO – The numbers don't seem to mean much to Marc Crawford. But the experiences behind the numbers, Crawford said, have shaped his life. Full Article at Dallas Morning News

Stuck on the number 987 throughout last season, Marc Crawford had enough faith to think he would get another chance to run an NHL bench, which meant a chance to join an exclusive club of coaches with 1,000 games coached in the NHL. Full Article at National Hockey league | NHL.com

Truth be told, nobody knows what owner Tom Hicks will do with the Stars. He might not even know. I was told by several people after last season that the expectation was that Les Jackson would return as GM and the coaching staff would return intact. Full Article at Dallas Morning News

Stars GM Joe Nieuwendyk just confirmed that the NHL has suspended Steve Ott for two games for his hip check on Blues defenseman Carlo Colaiacovo Saturday in St. Louis. Full Article at Dallas Morning News - Blogs