Jim Nill thought he was having a normal dinner with the Dallas Stars scouts and management team recently and ended up being ...

Nill becomes the first general manager in the award's 15-year history to win the Jim Gregory General Manager of the Year ...

Jim Nill thought he was having a normal dinner with the Dallas Stars scouts and management team recently and ended up being ...

Miles Wood: Wood had a down year, scoring just eight points in 37 games in an injury-plagued 2024-25 campaign. He took ...

Benn's offensive role may have become more limited since his Art Ross Trophy-winning campaign back in 2014-15, but he can ...

According to Chris Johnston of The Chris Johnston Show, the Stars are unlikely to move Robertson now. The Stars have about $2.76 million in cap space and will need to get creative with their money.

How O’Brien Fits Bruins’ Blueprint If O’Brien falls to the Bruins at seventh overall in the draft, they’d be hard-pressed to find a better value pick to help lead them to contention. While ...

After all, the Bruins have not had a pick this high since they selected Tyler Seguin second overall in 2010. And they haven't outright owned a top-10 pick since 2006.

They also may have wanted defenseman Miro Heiskanen in that spot. A Tough Decision “I recall going up to the offices with [general manager] Ray [Shero] for a postseason meeting,” said Schneider.

Stars GM Jim Nill recouped cap space by trading Mason Marchment to the Seattle Kraken -- and the executive reportedly won't stop there.

The Dallas Stars traded Mason Marchment to the Seattle Kraken on Thursday. Dallas received a 2025 fourth-round pick and a 2026 third-round pick in return for the forward.