It is scouting combine week up in Buffalo, where staffs from all 32 teams convene every year to run the top prospects through ...

The Stars seemed to destined for greatness all season long, and that’s what makes an underwhelming conference final loss ...

The Dallas Stars find themselves on the brink of elimination, trailing the Edmonton Oilers 3-1 in the Western Conference ...

Matthew DeFranks: Sure. So the Blues could opt to place Krug on LTIR before the season starts, which would allow them to ...

Tyler Seguin had two goals and an assist for the Stars. Esa Lindell added an empty-netter that went almost the entire length of the ice for their first five-goal third period in a playoff game.

Tyler Seguin had two goals in 13 playoff games this spring. He scored twice in Game 1. Mikael Granlund joined in on the party with a goal and an assist. Even Esa Lindell added an empty-net goal.

The Stars won the previous matchup 6-3. Tyler Seguin scored two goals in the win. Dallas has gone 35-11-3 at home and 50-26-6 overall. The Stars have a 27-12-3 record when they commit fewer ...

Tyler Seguin made it 5-3 at even strength and an empty-netter sealed the heartbreak. It shouldn’t have ended this way, not after the way it started. Edmonton showed right from the opening puck ...

Miro Heiskanen, Mikael Granlund and Matt Duchene all scored on the power play in a 5:26 span during the first six minutes of the third period, and Tyler Seguin ... the first real strong move ...

May 22 - The Edmonton Oilers found out the hard way they are not the only club capable of big-time comebacks. The Dallas Stars scored five unanswered third-period goals to claim a 6-3 home-ice ...

WATCH BELOW: On the latest episode of Oil Spills, Postmedia’s Rob Wong speaks with Edmonton Journal Oilers writer Gerry Moddejonge to talk about the Oilers 6-3 loss to the Dallas Stars in Game 1 ...

“They’re phenomenal,” Stars forward Tyler Seguin said of his teammates playing more than 5,000 miles from their home country. “I'd say we're a Finnish-first team probably now.” In the ...