Defining Moments
Relive the key moments that have helped to define a legacy.
02:00Dave Strader Returns to Booth
Stars broadcaster and NHL legend, Dave Strader, returns to Dallas after a long battle with illness.
01:31Benn Named Captain
Jamie Benn becomes the 6th captain in franchise history at 24 years old.
02:41Pavelski's 4 Goal Game
After suffering an injury, Joe Pavelski returns with a 4 point night to boost the Stars to victory.
02:35Robertson Breaks Record
Jason Roberston breaks the franchise record for most points in season, surpassing the record held by Mike Modano for 29 years.
03:162020 Conference Champions
After a pandemic interrupted the season, the Stars rally to win the 2020 Western Conference Finals.
01:50Winter Classic
On New Years Day 2020, the Dallas Stars host the NHL Winter Classic at the Cotton Bowl.
01:582018 Draft
The Dallas Stars host the 2018 NHL Draft at American Airlines Center.
03:572017 Draft
The Stars select Miro Heiskanen, Jake Oettinger, and Jason Robertson in the 2017 NHL draft, making it one of the memorable drafts in franchise history.
01:58Benn Wins Art Ross
Jamie Benn scores 4 points against Nashville to capture the Art Ross Trophy.
02:30Rich Peverley Incident
Stars forward Rich Peverly suffered a severe cardiac event on the bench. Ending his time as a player, but not taking him away from the game completely.
01:23Modano Jersey Retirement
The Dallas Stars send Mo's famous number 9 into the rafters. Retiring his number and honoring a historic career in Dallas.
01:16Victory Green
A new era of Stars hockey is introduced with the spawn of a new look for Dallas: Victory Green.
01:32Nill New GM
Jim Nill is hired as the 11th General Manager in Stars history.
01:26Gaglardi New Owner
Tom Gaglardi purchases the Dallas Stars in 2011, bringing a breath of fresh air to the franchise and a new determination for success.
01:38Modano Final Game…
Mike Modano plays his final game in a Dallas Stars jersey.
01:37Morrow 4 OT Goal
In the spring of 2008, Brenden Morrow finds the net in quadruple overtime to defeat the San Jose Sharks.
01:48Modano US Leading…
Mike Modano breaks the record for all-time NHL point leader among U.S. born players, becoming America's greatest scorer.
01:39Lehtinen Selkes
Jere Lehtinen wins his 3rd Selke Trophy given to the best defensive offenseman in the NHL.
01:51Turco GAA Record…
In 2002, Marty Turco takes over as starter and quickly fills the void left by Belfour, setting an NHL season record for goals against average.
01:40AAC
The American Airlines Center opens it doors in 2001, spearheading a revitilization of the Downtown Dallas area.
01:34Stanley Cup Loss
The New Jersey Devils silence Reunion Arena after winning the 2000 Stanley Cup Final with a 2OT goal from Jason Arnott.
01:29Hullenium
On the eve of Y2K, Brett hull scores his 600th career NHL goal. Joining his father in an exclusive club.
02:18Stanley Cup Victory
The Stars defeat the Buffalo Sabres in the 3rd overtime of Game 6 to win the first Stanley Cup in franchise history.
01:48Game 7's
Win or go home. The electrifying Game 7 battles between Dallas and Colorado.
01:55Hatcher Retribution
Derian Hatcher delivers retribution to Jeremy Roenick after his tough hit on Mike Modano.
01:55Free Agent Bonanza
In the summers of 1997 &1998, the Stars pickup two free agents that instantly provide a new spark: Ed Belfour and Brett Hull.
01:43Presidents Trophy
The Stars capture their first President's Trophy after winning 49 games in the 1997-98 regular season.
01:13Zubov Trade
In July of 1996, Gainey traded Kevin Hatcher in exchange for Sergei Zubov, instantly adding a new spark at the Dallas blue line.
01:24Hitchock
Bob Gainey hires future Hockey Hall of Fame legend Ken Hitchcock to his first head coaching position in the NHL.
01:39Nieuwendyk Trade
In the fall of 1995, a blockbuster trade brought Joe Nieuwendyk to Dallas from Calgary in exchange for top prospect Jarome Iginla.
00:57Tom Hicks
Tom Hicks purchases the Stars in 1995 and reinvigorates the organization by providing key components for a Stanley Cup run.
01:34Move to Texas
Norman Green brings professional hockey to the Lone Star State.