Joe Pavelski

For the Stars, falling just short of the Stanley Cup Final is excruciating. Feeling like they failed Pavelski is somehow worse.

Wyatt Johnston went from third-line centerman to first-line winger in the Stars' 5-1 win over the Los Angeles Kings.

The Stars don’t look like a finished product, but they’ve earned the benefit of receiving patience instead of panic.

Oettinger stopped all 27 shots he faced to give the Stars their first shutout win of the season, 2-0 over the Winnipeg Jets.

The points are always top priority, but it’s the play of the Stars that has been most encouraging.

With his OT game winner, Joe Pavelski passed Patrick Kane for sixth place on the NHL’s all-time list among U.S.-born NHL players.

For the 2022-23 Stars, Game 6 was the end of the road. But in a grander sense, it's just the beginning.

With Dallas on the brink of elimination, Pavelski did what he’s done his entire 17-year career. He put on his cape.

"The good news is, the other two (against the Wild and the Kraken) ended the right way," Stars head coach Pete DeBoer said.

The Stars have done everything in their power to set Johnston up for success. It's paying off in the playoffs.

Despite the Game 1 overtime loss to the Kraken, the vibes are still upbeat for the Stars now that Pavelski is back.

Joe Pavelski scored four goals in the opening game of the Stars' second-round matchup against the Kraken Tuesday night.

Matt Dumba's hit on Pavelski sparked controversy and raised one key question — how late is too late?

Ryan Hartman found a loose puck in front of the Dallas net and scored to clinch the victory with 7:40 remaining in double overtime.

Pavelski notched his 1,000th point and put the Stars up 5-0 less than 24 minutes into the game.

The Stars’ win and the Wild’s loss to Vegas moved Dallas atop the Central Division by virtue of owning the tiebreaker with Minnesota.

Pavelski has turned into a bargain at a point in his career when he might be expected to slow down.

In a game that had no business reaching that juncture, the Canucks dragged the Stars to overtime at 4-4.