Dallas Stars left wing Jamie Benn (14) and Boston Bruins defenseman Nikita Zadorov (91) fight during the first period of an an NHL hockey game Thursday, Nov. 14, 2024, in Dallas.

Dallas Stars left wing Jamie Benn (14) posts up in front of Utah Hockey Club defenseman Nick DeSimone (57) and goaltender Karel Vejmelka (70) during the first period at the American Airlines ...

Dallas Star captain Jamie Benn has a reputation for being a pot-stirrer. The 35-year-old forward more than lived up to his status during Thursday’s Game 5 matchup against the Winnipeg Jets when ...

The next chapter in Jamie Benn’s life is an exciting one. The closing chapters in his hockey life are still playing out. He’s a pending UFA July 1.

Dallas Stars left wing Jamie Benn (14) celebrates with center Wyatt Johnston, left, after scoring during the first period of Game 5 of a first-round NHL hockey playoff series against the Colorado ...

Based on hockey alone, Jamie Benn played his final game for the Dallas Stars. He’s 35, and has 1,192 regular season NHL games on his body. He’s coming off a career worst season, and his ...

Stuck on 399 career goals for nearly a month, Dallas captain Jamie Benn sat out against the Nashville Predators on Thursday night, with coach Pete DeBoer saying it was for "maintenance." ...

We love him, and he loves us, so I think if he’s playing hockey, it’s going to be as a Dallas Star.” That is part of the beauty of Benn: You don’t need all of the words. He wants to ...

Geez, Jamie Benn. I know, I know, it's playoff hockey, and with the Dallas Stars and Winnipeg Jets playing in a close NHL postseason series, things are naturally going to get chippy between the ...

In the final fantasy hockey waiver wire before the break, Evan Berofsky recommends Jamie Benn, who has racked up 18 points, 47 shots, 48 PIM and 33 hits in his last 24 games and is still available ...

But it can’t be as captain of the Stars. I don’t say this maliciously, but the team needs to cut ties with that. This is Team Finland now. Slap the C on Mikko Rantanen’s chest, and away you go.