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2 weeks ago | 
shapshotshockey.com | Sean Shapiro |Robert Tiffin
Jim Nill is currently looking for the next head coach of the Dallas Stars. He’s said he’ll look at a wide variety of candidates, but that sounds more daunting than his task probably is. In reality, there’s a finite pool of people qualified to coach an NHL team, and Nill probably had an idea of his top candidates well before he called Pete DeBoer into his office last Friday morning.
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2 weeks ago | 
dmagazine.com | Robert Tiffin |Mike Piellucci
For the first time in his tenure as general manager of the Dallas Stars, Jim Nill has fired a coach for hockey-related reasons. Pete DeBoer is now the former head coach of the Dallas Stars. As recently as Thomas Harley’s series-clinching overtime winner against Winnipeg on May 17, this outcome seemed unimaginable. So how on earth does a coach who got his team to the NHL’s final four every year he was in Dallas get run out of town after just three seasons?
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4 weeks ago | 
dmagazine.com | Robert Tiffin |Mike Piellucci
The playoffs are complicated. Each series is its own story, and each game is its own chapter encompassing a dozen moments and plot points. But the playoffs can also be simple. Each of those moments, those plot points, falls into one of two buckets: the things we observe and the emotions they inspire within us. That’s what we’re here to talk about.
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1 month ago | 
dmagazine.com | Robert Tiffin |Mike Piellucci
The playoffs are complicated. Each series is its own story, and each game is its own chapter encompassing a dozen moments and plot points. But the playoffs can also be simple. Each of those moments, those plot points, falls into one of two buckets: the things we observe and the emotions they inspire within us. That’s what we’re here to talk about. What We SawFor three years under Pete DeBoer’s leadership, offense has been the Stars’ offense.
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1 month ago | 
dmagazine.com | Robert Tiffin |Mike Piellucci
The playoffs are complicated. Each series is its own story, and each game is its own chapter encompassing a dozen moments and plot points. But the playoffs can also be simple. Each of those moments, those plot points, falls into one of two buckets: the things we observe and the emotions they inspire within us. That’s what we’re here to talk about.
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1 month ago | 
dmagazine.com | Robert Tiffin |Mike Piellucci
The playoffs are complicated. Each series is its own story, and each game is its own chapter encompassing a dozen moments and plot points. But the playoffs can also be simple. Each of those moments, those plot points, falls into one of two buckets: the things we observe and the emotions they inspire within us. That’s what we’re here to talk about. What We SawNo matter how this postseason ends, it was always likely that the Stars would eventually lose a game on home ice again.
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1 month ago | 
dmagazine.com | Robert Tiffin |Mike Piellucci
The playoffs are complicated. Each series is its own story, and each game is its own chapter encompassing a dozen moments and plot points. But the playoffs can also be simple. Each of those moments, those plot points, falls into one of two buckets: the things we observe and the emotions they inspire within us. That’s what we’re here to talk about.
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1 month ago | 
dmagazine.com | Robert Tiffin |Mike Piellucci
The playoffs are complicated. Each series is its own story, and each game is its own chapter encompassing a dozen moments and plot points. But the playoffs can also be simple. Each of those moments, those plot points, falls into one of two buckets: the things we observe and the emotions they inspire within us. That’s what we’re here to talk about.
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1 month ago | 
dmagazine.com | Robert Tiffin |Mike Piellucci
The playoffs are complicated. Each series is its own story, and each game is its own chapter encompassing a dozen moments and plot points. But the playoffs can also be simple. Each of those moments, those plot points, falls into one of two buckets: the things we observe and the emotions they inspire within us. That’s what we’re here to talk about. What We SawGive the Stars credit: when they’ve lost a game these playoffs, they don’t break your heart at the last minute. They don’t leave you in doubt.
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1 month ago | 
dmagazine.com | Robert Tiffin |Mike Piellucci
The playoffs are complicated. Each series is its own story, and each game is its own chapter encompassing a dozen moments and plot points. But the playoffs can also be simple. Each of those moments, those plot points, falls into one of two buckets: the things we observe and the emotions they inspire within us. That’s what we’re here to talk about. What We SawBefore the trade deadline, Jim Nill traded for a top-line Finnish forward.
