Ed Sarno

Dallas Stars’ Inaction Was the Right Move

Ed Sarno | March 1, 2018

Monday’s NHL Trade Deadline came and went quietly for the Dallas Stars. The lack of activity left some Stars fans puzzled, but make no mistake, general manager Jim Nill feels…

Klingberg a Legitimate Norris Candidate

Ed Sarno | January 25, 2018

This weekend John Klingberg will team with Tyler Seguin to represent the Dallas Stars at the 2018 NHL All-Star game in Tampa, Florida. Seguin will be playing in his fifth All-Star…

Dallas Stars Prospects at WJC – Good Results So Far

Ed Sarno | January 1, 2018

It’s cold in Buffalo, but the Dallas Stars World Junior Championship prospects are starting to heat things up. Both of the Stars’ goalie prospects have split time with their respective teammates…

Dallas Stars’ College Prospects WJC Update

Ed Sarno | December 17, 2017

During this time of year, most college students are finishing up finals and making plans to go home for the holidays. For four Dallas Stars prospects, the break will have…

Dallas Stars: A Tale of Two Teams

Ed Sarno | November 26, 2017

So far, the Dallas Stars 2017-18 season has had a Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde kind of feel to it. At home, the Stars have been great, while on the road…

A Visit to a Dallas Stars Viewing Party

Ed Sarno | November 1, 2017

It seemed like a typical Friday night at Snuffers in Highland Village, Texas. There wasn’t a seat available at the bar as patrons chatted about the end of another work…

Brenden Morrow Leads off Stars’ Reunion Nights

Ed Sarno | October 23, 2017

As part of the Dallas Stars’ 25th anniversary season, the team will recognize many former Stars players at select home games deemed “Reunion Nights.” The Stars kicked off the festivities…

Stars to Eclipse Many Milestones in 2017-18

Ed Sarno | October 1, 2017

The Stars will be celebrating 25 years in Dallas this season. It was 1993 when the Minnesota North Stars realigned further south to become the Dallas Stars. Since that time…

The Dallas Stars Salary Cap Dilemma

Ed Sarno | September 21, 2017

As the Stars aligned at Cedar Park last week for the start of training camp there were many new themes. First, they welcomed back the old bench boss (same as…

Stars’ Biggest Free Agent Flops

Ed Sarno | August 31, 2017

The Dallas Stars were busy this summer signing arguably the two best unrestricted free agent forwards on the market to multi-year contracts. First, they signed mountainous Martin Hanzal to a…

Alex Kerfoot Makes Sense for Stars

Ed Sarno | August 21, 2017

On August 15, two former college hockey players became high-profile National Hockey League, free agents. Will Butcher and Alex Kerfoot, both previously drafted, can now sign with any NHL team.…

Despite Cap Situation, Stars Must Sign Oleksiak

Ed Sarno | July 30, 2017

It’s been more than six years since the Dallas Stars used their first-round pick (14th overall) in the 2011 NHL Draft to select a 6-foot-7 defenseman from Northeastern University. To say…