Adam Rossow

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DALLAS — Cody Ceci keeps it simple on the ice. “Play a hard style, try and help shut down some other team’s top players,” said Ceci, a 12-year NHL veteran. His presence on the Dallas Stars blue line has helped the team to its third-straight Western Conference Final, an amazing achievement, especially considering the adversity the Stars faced with their defensemen this season. “It’s been a game-changing acquisition for us. I don’t know where we’d be without him,” said Stars head coach Pete DeBoer.

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DALLAS — Malcolm Moore was natural with a tennis racket in his hands. It was first noticed by his grandpa when Malcolm was just 5 years old during one of his annual summer stays in East Texas. “Dad would introduce him to different sports, fishing, all kinds of things,” said Malcolm’s father, Eric Moore.

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DALLAS — It was a third period for the ages for Mikko Rantanen in Game 7 of the first round of the NHL playoffs. His hat trick, along with his assist on the game-winning goal, sent his old team—the Colorado Avalanche—packing and his new team— the Dallas Stars—into the second round. “Yeah, it’s emotional, for sure, because everything happened so quick,” said Rantanen, who won the Stanley Cup with Colorado in 2022. “It’s only been a couple of months since I was still playing with them.

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Moondog Roop is skateboarding his way across the entire state of Texas on a proposed 1,500-mile trail called "xTx."Texas5 days agoTahj Brooks and Princely Umanmielen were both selected in this weekend's NFL draft. Austin1 week agoTejano star Bobby Pulido sat down with Spectrum News to talk about his farewell tour and what's nextTexas1 week agoA federal judge last week declined to block the Trump administration from carrying out ICE raids at places of worship.

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DESOTO, Texas — It was a waiting game on draft day for DeSoto native and NFL hopeful Andrew Armstrong. A day that’s full of anticipation, nerves and anxiety in anticipation of joining the National Football League. “I woke up at 1 a.m., and I’ve been up ever since,” said the former University of Arkansas wide receiver. “I’ve just been ready to know where I’m gonna end up.”Armstrong did not end up hearing his name called in the 2025 NFL draft.