The Stars are considering building their own arena and entertainment district outside Dallas. Fans at American Airlines Center had a lot to say about it.

The Carolina Hurricanes and the Dallas Stars are the last two unbeaten teams to begin the 2025-2026 NHL season. Both teams stormed out to 3-0 records to kick of

Gulutzan spent two seasons in Austin before the Stars promoted him to the NHL bench, where he spent two more working with Benn and one of the league’s lowest-paid rosters. Gulutzan’s Stars put up a record of 64-57-9, with the 2012-13 owners’ lockout limiting his second year behind the bench to just 48 games.

This run for Gulutzan will be much, much better with Exhibit A coming in the form of a 5-2 victory over the Minnesota Wild as Dallas raised its record to 3-0. All three wins have been against Western Conference playoff teams, and I know it’s more than just a little early in the hockey season, but wins over quality teams should be worth a mention.

The Dallas Stars start their home regular-season schedule on Tuesday night at the American Airlines Center against the Minnesota Wild. This is the second home debut for "new" Stars head coach Glen Gulutzan.

The Dallas Stars begin a new season with Glen Gulutzan as head coach, aiming to end their Western Conference Final heartbreak.

Tolbert's statement comes amid reports that Dallas Stars ownership is actively involved in discussions with other North Texas cities, including Frisco, Plano, The Colony, Arlington and Fort Worth, about a possible new arena location which could include an entertainment district.

Dallas Stars head coach Glen Gulutzan provided an update at practice on Wednesday on forward Matt Duchene, who left Tuesday night’s home opener in the third period with an injury. Gulutzan labeled Duchene day-to-day and said he has not yet ruled him out for the Stars’ home game against the Vancouver Canucks Thursday night.