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Revision as of 21:49, February 28, 2009
The Dallas Stars are a hockey team based in Dallas, Texas. They are members of the Pacific Division of the Western Conference of the National Hockey League (NHL). The Stars started in the NHL in St. Paul, Minnesota as the North Stars, but were moved to Dallas in 1993. They now play at the American Airlines Arena, also the home of the Dallas Mavericks of the NBA. The Stars would win the Stanley Cup their first and only time in 1998-99.
Roster
Goalkeepers
- 31 -Tobias Stephan
- 35 - Marty Turco
Defensemen
- 6 - Trevor Daley
- 2 - Niklas Grossman
- 27 - Andrew Hutchinson
- 5 - Matt Niskanen
- 3 - Stephane Robidas
- 55 - Darryl Sydor
- 56 - Sergei Zubov
Forwards
- 13 - Krys Barch
- 32 - Steve Begin
- 96 - Fabian Brunnstrom
- 21 - Loui Eriksson
- 26 - Jere Lehtinen
- 39 - Joel Lundqvist
- 9 - Mike Modano
- 10 - Brenden Morrow
- 18 - James Neal
- 29 - Steve Ott
- 37 - Mark Parrish
- 17 - Toby Peterson
- 63 - Mike Ribiero
- 91 - Brad Richards
- 20 - Brian Sutherby
- 22 - Landon Wilson
Team's Official Website
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