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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-26 · 99 entries checked · 77 flagged · 239 issues confirmed · 0 corrected · 239 still open
Mike Modano — Modano did not assist on Brett Hull's third-overtime winner in Game 6 of the 1999 Stanley Cup Final; the assists went to Jere Lehtinen and Sergei Zubov.
Mike Modano — Modano did not assist on the Stars' final five goals of the series; he had 7 assists in the finals but not specifically on the final five goals.
Ed Belfour — The claim that Belfour won his fourth William M. Jennings Trophy with Dallas in 1999 is incorrect; he won his third overall in 1999, and his fourth in 2000.
Ed Belfour — The statement 'He is one of only two players to have won an NCAA championship, an Olympic gold medal, and the Stanley Cup' is factually incorrect without specifying the nationality restriction; more than two players have achieved this.
American Airlines Center — The AAC does not have a retractable roof; it has a fixed roof.
American Airlines Center — The Dallas Wings do not play at the American Airlines Center; they play at the College Park Center in Arlington, Texas.
Reunion Arena — The Dallas Stars were not a young expansion franchise when they arrived at Reunion Arena in 1993; they relocated from Minnesota and had been an established NHL team since 1967.
Reunion Arena — The Dallas Comets were not an AHL team; they were a minor league basketball team in the Continental Basketball Association.
Dallas Stars — The entry states the Stars' 1999 regular season record as '62-12-11-8', but the actual record was 51-19-12 (with 2 overtime losses, not a separate column for ties/overtime losses in the 1998-99 season format). The 62-win figure is incorrect.
Dallas Stars — The entry claims the American Airlines Center sits 'alongside the Cowboys' stadium', but the Dallas Cowboys' stadium (AT&T Stadium) is located in Arlington, Texas, not adjacent to the AAC in the Uptown district of Dallas.
Dallas Mavericks — The Dallas Stars did not win the Stanley Cup in 2014; their second championship was in 2020.
Dallas Mavericks — The 2014 Stanley Cup Finals were not against the Boston Bruins; the Bruins lost to the Chicago Blackhawks in 2013.
Dallas Cowboys — The Cowboys entered the NFL in 1960 as an expansion team, not in the early 1960s as an AFL afterthought; they were never in the AFL.
Dallas Cowboys — The Cowboys won three Super Bowls in four years (XXVII in 1992, XXVIII in 1993, XXX in 1995), not four Super Bowls in five years.
American Airlines — The Stars did not win back-to-back Stanley Cups in 1999 and 2000; they won the Stanley Cup in 1999 but lost in the 2000 Stanley Cup Finals to the New Jersey Devils.
American Airlines — The Dallas Wings (WNBA) are not co-tenants of American Airlines Center; they play at College Park Center in Arlington, Texas.
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