Legendary Players & Coaches
18 entries in the Dallas Stars compendium.
Legendary Players & Coaches — Era Chart
Wayne GretzkyThe Great One's brilliance defined an era of hockey—but his story never included the DallaDave TippettHead coach of the Dallas Stars from 2002 to 2009.Neal BrotenCaptain for two months; number 7 retired by the Stars.Bob GaineyThe relentless engine of the Stanley Cup era, embodying grit and leadership.Petr NedvedCzech forward traded to Dallas in 1996.Marty TurcoA puck-handling pioneer who set an NHL GAA record and holds multiple Dallas Stars franchisBill GuerinThe forward who signed a five-year deal with Dallas but was bought out after a 40-point seMarian HossaThe Slovak speed merchant who made Dallas dangerous on both ends of the ice.Radek DudaThe Czech center who brought grit to Dallas's rebuilding years.Craig SimpsonA North Stars-era grinder whose name lives in the franchise's earliest chapters.Pat VerbeekPat Verbeek is one of those players a Dallas Stars fan remembers not for flash or scoring Mike SillingerA steady right-hand on the blue line when the Stars were still finding their identity.Anton StralmanThe wall between the opposing line and the Stars' net for five unforgettable seasons.Jason SpezzaThe quiet architect who made Dallas's top line click and demanded more from everyone.Eddie LapierreThe wall the Stars built their Cup dynasty on — tough, steady, and unshakeable.Antti NiemiOne Finnish glove, one unforgettable spring, and a whole arena that still hums with it.Roman CechmanekThe Slovak who made Dallas forget the game was hockey and think it was art.Alexei ZhitnikThe Russian on the blue line who made sure nobody got past him—and the guy who made 1999 r
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