Canucks trade Tyler Myers to Stars
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Stars bolster blue line with veteran defenseman Tyler Myers, adding size and playoff experience to their Stanley Cup pursuit.
“Contributions from every single player on our team here, we’re missing a lot of guys,” Stars captain Jamie Benn said of the streak after Tuesday’s win. “The guys that have stepped in have done a great job. It’s a collective effort, a team effort and I think that’s what we like most about it.”
Tyler Myers should bolster Dallas' blue line. Joe Hrycych / Stars get: D Tyler Myers Canucks get: Second-round draft pick in 2027, fourth-round pick in 2029 (also retain 50 percent of Myers’ remaining contract) Harman Dayal: This is a solid win-win trade for both sides.
For the second consecutive night, Dallas steamrolled its opponent in 6-1 fashion and pushed its franchise-best winning streak to double digits
The Dallas Stars (37-14-9), who give up 2.68 goals per game to rank third in the NHL, visit the Calgary Flames (24-28-7) on Tuesday at 9 p.m. ET on ESPN+. The Flames' 31st-ranked offense is scoring 2.47 goals per game. Dallas won 6-1 on the road its last time out on March 2 against the Vancouver Canucks.
Dallas city officials are actively trying to retain the Stars, including considering incentives to renovate the AAC into a more "hockey-specific" venue.
The Dallas Stars are the hottest team in the National Hockey League. They have won 10 straight games after spanking the Calgary Flames 6-1 on Tuesday night. Let’s take a look at the streak. Who have the Stars also beaten?
Exploring the Stars' potential trade targets, from seasoned defensemen to scoring forwards, to bolster their Cup aspirations.