Honours & Records
21 entries in the Dallas Stars compendium.
Honours & Records — Era Chart
Ed BelfourThe goaltender who backstopped the Dallas Stars to their first Stanley Cup.Sergei ZubovThe Russian defenceman who won two Stanley Cups and had his number 56 retired by the DallaDerian HatcherThe ironclad defenseman who anchored the Stars' 1999 Stanley Cup championship.Brett HullThe sniper who brought a Stanley Cup to Dallas.Joe NieuwendykThe center who helped lead the Stars to their first Stanley Cup championship.Stanley Cup ChampionshipThe 1999 victory remains the franchise's only Stanley Cup championship to date.Ken HitchcockThe coach who led the Dallas Stars to their first Stanley Cup championship in 1999.Central Division TitleDominating the heartland with regular season supremacy across multiple eras.NHL All-Star GameWhere the League's stars compete for charity and pride.Smythe Division TitleThe historic gateway to the playoffs that defined an era of Stars dominance on ice.Mike KeenanThe intense architect who built the early foundation of the Stars' championship era.2006 Presidents' TrophyOne hundred and ten points, one lockout to forget, one trophy that said the Stars meant buJoe Nieuwendyk – Franchise Goals & Points RecordThe quiet engine behind Dallas's first Cup, and the record book's longest-standing scorer.Mike Modano – Franchise Assists RecordTwo decades of vision, one unbreakable assist record etched into Stars lore.Roberto Luongo – Franchise Wins & Shutouts RecordSeven seasons of fire in the Stars' net, etching his name into franchise goaltending histo2014 Stanley Cup ChampionshipThree games down, the world said no. Dallas said not yet.Jamie Benn – 2014 Finals Game 7 Overtime WinnerOne quiet carry, one one-timer, and a franchise forever changed.2009 Presidents' TrophyOne hundred and nineteen points, one trophy, and a season that defined a franchise.2014 Playoffs – 16 Wins (Franchise Record)Sixteen victories etched in ice—the Stars' playoff legacy, one series at a time.2014 Playoffs – 7-Game Series vs. Chicago BlackhawksSeven games, one heartbreak, and a Cup run the Stars almost derailed.2014 Stanley Cup Finals – 7-Game Series vs. Los Angeles KingsSix games, two Cups, one franchise still waiting for its first.
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