DALLAS STARS TRAINING CAMP GUIDE

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1 DALLAS STARS TRAINING CAMP GUIDE

2 Dallas Stars Management & Coaching Staff Joe Nieuwendyk General Manager Joe Nieuwendyk enters his second season as general manager of the Dallas Stars. He was named as the 10th general manager in Stars franchise history on May 31, In his first season with the Stars, Nieuwendyk began putting his vision for a hockey club to work by hiring head coach Marc Crawford, signing veterans Stephane Robidas, Loui Eriksson and Steve Ott to contract extensions, and trading for (and then re-signing) goaltender Kari Lehtonen. The former Stars player returned to Dallas as GM from the Toronto Maple Leafs, where he served as special assistant to the general manager in Prior to joining the Leafs and after his 2006 retirement, Nieuwendyk worked as a special consultant to the general manager with the Florida Panthers. As assistant general manager, he also helped lead Team Canada at the 2009 IIHF World Hockey Championship when the team won a silver medal. A veteran of 20 seasons as a player in the National Hockey League, Nieuwendyk played seven with the Dallas Stars ( ). He won the Stanley Cup for three different teams, in three different decades (Calgary in 1989, Dallas in 1999, New Jersey in 2003). Nieuwendyk was awarded the Conn Smythe Trophy as the Stanley Cup Playoffs most valuable player in 1999 when he led Dallas in post-season scoring on their way to winning the Stanley Cup. The Whitby, Ontario, native played in 1,257 career NHL games (which ranks 62 nd alltime) for five different teams (Calgary , Dallas , New Jersey , Toronto , and Florida ). Nieuwendyk scored 564 goals (21 st all-time) and added 562 assists (84 th all-time) for 1,126 points (51 st overall). He scored 51 goals in his rookie season in Calgary, which ranked second at the time for most-ever goals scored by a rookie in one season (that mark now ranks fourth). Nieuwendyk won the Calder Trophy for rookie-of-the-year that season. He achieved two 50-goal seasons, two 40-goal seasons and four 30-goal seasons during his playing career. A four-time NHL All-Star, Nieuwendyk also appeared in 158 career playoff games, recording 116 points on 66 goals and 50 assists. Nieuwendyk played in 442 games for Dallas, scoring 178 goals and 162 assists for 340 points. Nieuwendyk played three seasons at Cornell and was a Hobey Baker Award finalist in for outstanding collegiate player of the year. He was drafted by Calgary in the second round (27 th overall) of the 1985 NHL Entry Draft. Nieuwendyk (born ) and his wife Tina have three children, Kaycee, Tyra and Jackson. The family resides in Dallas. Marc Crawford Head Coach Marc Crawford was named as the 20th head coach in Stars franchise history on June 11, 2009, and posted a record in his first season at the helm. He coached in his 1,000th game on October 30, 2009, becoming just the 15th coach in NHL history to do so. Crawford also became the 15th NHL coach to win 500 games with an 8-2 victory over San Jose on March 16, He climbed past Glen Sather, Toe Blake and Pat Burns last season, becoming the 13th winningest coach in league history.

3 Crawford (born February 13, 1961) enters the season having coached 1,069 games over 14 seasons with the Quebec Nordiques/Colorado Avalanche, Vancouver Canucks, Los Angeles Kings and Dallas Stars. He has posted a all-time mark in Stanley Cup Playoff games, including the 1996 Stanley Cup championship with Colorado, as well as five division titles and six seasons of 40-or-more wins. Crawford is still the youngest recipient of the Jack Adams Trophy as NHL Coach of the Year (1995 with Quebec, at the age of 34). Crawford remains the all-time winningest coach in Vancouver Canucks history with 246 wins over seven seasons from The Canucks made the playoffs in four of his last five seasons as head coach. Crawford began his NHL coaching career with Quebec in 1994, and after the Nordiques relocated to Denver in 1996, became the third-youngest coach in NHL history to win the Stanley Cup. Crawford s teams have finished in the top-10 of league power play percentage five different times and have eight seasons with an 18%-or-better success rate on the man-advantage. His teams have also scored goals, finishing in the top six in goals-for in six different seasons. Overall, Crawford s teams have averaged 3.05 goals-per-game over his career. The native of Belleville, Ont., served as the head coach for Team Canada at the 1998 Winter Olympic Games in Nagano, Japan, finishing first in its pool and advancing to the semifinals before losing to the eventual champion, Czech Republic. Crawford was also an assistant coach for Canada for the 1996 World Cup of Hockey. He spent three seasons as the head coach of St. John s in the American Hockey League from , winning the 1993 Louis A.R. Pieri Memorial Award as AHL Coach of the Year and two campaigns with the Cornwall Royals of the Ontario Hockey League from Prior to beginning his coaching career, Crawford was selected in the fourth-round (No. 70 overall) of the 1980 Entry Draft by Vancouver and skated in 176 career NHL games, all with the Canucks, recording 19 goals and 31 assists for 50 points. He made his NHL debut with Vancouver during the season, which he split between the Canucks and the Dallas Black Hawks of the Central Hockey League. Crawford and his wife Helene have two children daughter Kaitlin and son Dylan. Willie Desjardins Associate Coach Willie Desjardins enters his first season as associate coach for the Dallas Stars. Desjardins, 53, spent the past eight seasons as head coach of the Medicine Hat Tigers (WHL) and also served as general manager of the club from He won the WHL Championship with Medicine Hat in 2004 and Desjardins coached the Tigers at the Memorial Cup Tournament in those two seasons and was runner-up at the 2007 Tournament. The native of Climax, Saskatoon, won a gold medal as an assistant coach for Team Canada at the 2009 World Junior Championships. Desjardins was named head coach of the Canadian national team in the 2010 World Junior Championships and earned a silver medal. He has won National Championships in Asia, Europe and North America. During his time with the Medicine Hat Tigers, Desjardins posted a collective regular season record and a record in the playoffs, and each of his teams have qualified for the playoffs when he has started the season with the club. Desjardins and his wife Rhonda have three children two hockey players in Brayden (17) and Jayce (11), and a gymnast in Sheehan (15).

4 Charlie Huddy Assistant Coach Charlie Huddy enters his second season as an assistant coach with the Dallas Stars after nine campaigns as an assistant coach with the Edmonton Oilers ( ). Huddy, 51, helped lead the Oilers to a record during his nine seasons as assistant coach. Edmonton posted a playoff record during his tenure, including a run to the 2006 Stanley Cup Finals, in which the Oilers fell to Carolina in seven games. Prior to his stint with Edmonton s coaching staff, Huddy served as an assistant for the New York Rangers for two seasons ( ) and was head coach and director of hockey operations for the ECHL s Huntington Blizzard in He was a player/assistant coach with the AHL Rochester Americans in A native of Oshawa, Ont., he skated in 1,107 career games over a 17-year NHL career with Edmonton, Los Angeles, St. Louis and Buffalo, posting 99 goals and 354 assists for 453 points with 785 penalty minutes. Huddy also skated in 183 career Stanley Cup Playoff games, notching 85 points (19 goals, 66 assists) and 135 penalty minutes. A former defenseman, Huddy is one of just seven players to skate in all five of the Oilers Stanley Cup championships (1984, 1985, 1987, 1988 and 1990). He also appeared in the Cup Finals with Edmonton in 1983 and with Los Angeles in 1993, in addition to the 2006 trip as an Oilers assistant. Huddy and his wife Karen have two children - daughter, Amanda and son, Ryan. Stu Barnes Assistant Coach Stu Barnes enters his third season as an assistant coach for the Dallas Stars after a 16-year playing career. Barnes, 39, collected 597 career NHL points (261 goals, 336 assists) in 1,136 NHL games with the Winnipeg Jets, Florida Panthers, Pittsburgh Penguins, Buffalo Sabres and Dallas Stars. He also skated in 116 career Stanley Cup Playoff games over 12 postseasons, notching 30 goals and 32 assists for 62 points and reaching the Cup Final twice (Buffalo, 1999; Florida, 1996). Barnes was acquired via trade by Dallas on March 10, 2003, in exchange for Mike Ryan and a second-round draft pick, and in 329 total games with the Stars, recorded 120 points (53 goals and 67 assists). He added 14 points (six goals, eight assists) in 38 Stanley Cup Playoff games with Dallas. The native of Spruce Grove, Alta., was originally selected by Winnipeg in the first round (No. 4 overall) of the 1989 Entry Draft. He had a stellar career with the Tri-City Americans in the Western Hockey League and currently co-owns that club with his junior teammate, goaltender Olaf Kolzig. Barnes and his wife, Julie, live in Plano with their daughter, Riley and son, Jack.

5 2010 DALLAS STARS TRAINING CAMP ALPHABETICAL ROSTER (53) FORWARDS (31) NO. PLAYER HT WT D.O.B. BIRTHPLACE SHOOTS TEAM 47 Sean Backman /29/86 Cos Cob, CT R Yale (NCAA) 13 Krys Barch /26/80 Hamilton, ON L Dallas (NHL) 14 Jamie Benn /18/89 Victoria, BC L Dallas (NHL) 96 Fabian Brunnstrom /6/85 Jonstorp, Sweden L Dallas (NHL)/Texas (AHL) 16 Adam Burish /6/83 Madison, WI R Chicago (NHL) 27 Jonathan Cheechoo /15/80 Moose Factory, ON R Ottawa (NHL)/Bing. (AHL) 21 Loui Eriksson /17/85 Goteborg, Sweden L Dallas (NHL) 11 Aaron Gagnon /24/86 Armstrong, BC R Dallas (NHL)/Texas (AHL) 52 Luke Gazdic /25/89 Toronto, ON L Texas (AHL)/Idaho (ECHL) 46 Scott Glennie /22/91 Oakville, ON R Brandon (WHL) 62 Tristan King /7/90 Elk River, MN R Medicine Hat (WHL) 60 Scott McCulloch /3/86 Lacombe, AB L Texas (AHL) 39 Travis Morin /9/84 Brooklyn Park, MN L Texas (AHL) 10 Brenden Morrow /16/79 Carlyle, SK L Dallas (NHL) 18 James Neal /3/87 Whitby, ON L Dallas (NHL) 51 Michael Neal /3/89 Whitby, ON L Texas (AHL)/Idaho (ECHL) 29 Steve Ott /19/82 Summerside, PEI L Dallas (NHL) 17 Toby Petersen /27/78 Minneapolis, MN L Dallas (NHL) 42 Greg Rallo /26/81 Gurnee, IL R Texas (AHL) 63 Mike Ribeiro /10/80 Montreal, QC L Dallas (NHL) 91 Brad Richards /2/80 Murray Harbour, PEI L Dallas (NHL) 33 Ondrej Roman /8/89 Ostrava-Poruba, Czech Rep. L Vitkovice (Czech) 12 Raymond Sawada /19/85 Richmond, BC R Dallas (NHL)/Texas (AHL) 24 Brandon Segal /12/83 Richmond, BC R DAL/LA (NHL)/Manc. (AHL) 57 Colton Sceviour /20/89 Red Deer, AB R Texas (AHL) 20 Brian Sutherby /1/82 Edmonton, AB L Dallas (NHL) 70 Matt Tassone /28/89 St. Albert, AB L Swift Current (WHL) 53 Mathieu Tousignant /21/89 St. Etienne de Lauzon, QC L Texas (AHL)/Idaho (ECHL) 81 Tomas Vincour /19/90 Brno, Czech Rep. R Vancouver/Edmonton (WHL) 23 Tom Wandell /29/87 Sodertalje, Sweden L Dallas (NHL) 58 Francis Wathier /7/84 St. Isidore, ON L Dallas (NHL)/Texas (AHL) DEFENSEMEN (16) NO. PLAYER HT WT D.O.B. BIRTHPLACE SHOOTS TEAM 48 Jordie Benn /26/87 Victoria, BC L Allen (CHL) 4 Severin Blindenbacher /15/83 Zurich, Switzerland R Farjestads (SEL) 59 Jace Coyle /24/90 Cranbrook, BC R Medicine Hat (WHL) 6 Trevor Daley /9/83 Toronto, ON L Dallas (NHL) 28 Mark Fistric /1/86 Edmonton, AB L Dallas (NHL) 38 Maxime Fortunus /28/83 La Prairie, QC R Dallas (NHL)/Texas (AHL) 2 Nicklas Grossman /22/85 Stockholm, Sweden L Dallas (NHL) 36 Philip Larsen /7/89 Esbjerg, Denmark R Dallas (NHL)/Frolunda (SEL) 73 Brad Lukowich /12/76 Cranbrook, BC L Vancouver (NHL)/Texas(AHL) 24 Trevor Ludwig /24/85 Rhinelander, WI L Texas (AHL)/Idaho (ECHL) 45 Guillaume Monast /12/88 Longeuil, QC R Idaho (ECHL) 5 Matt Niskanen /6/86 Virginia, MN R Dallas (NHL) 3 Stephane Robidas /3/77 Sherbrooke, QC R Dallas (NHL) 37 Karlis Skrastins /9/74 Riga, Latvia L Dallas (NHL) 25 Matt Stephenson /3/84 Midland, ON R Texas (AHL) 44 Jeff Woywitka /1/83 Vermilion, AB L Dallas (NHL) GOALTENDERS (4) NO. PLAYER HT WT D.O.B. BIRTHPLACE CATCHES TEAM 31 Richard Bachman /25/87 Salt Lake City, UT L Texas (AHL)/Idaho (ECHL) 34 Tyler Beskorowany /28/90 Sudbury, ON R Kingston (OHL) 1 Jack Campbell /9/92 Port Huron, MI L US Dev. Team (USHL) 41 Brent Krahn /2/82 Winnipeg, MB L Texas (AHL) 32 Kari Lehtonen /16/83 Helsinki, Finland L Dallas (NHL)/Chicago (AHL) 30 Andrew Raycroft /4/80 Belleville, ON L Vancouver (NHL)

6 2010 DALLAS STARS TRAINING CAMP NUMERICAL ROSTER (53) FORWARDS (31) NO. PLAYER HT WT D.O.B. BIRTHPLACE SHOOTS TEAM 10 Brenden Morrow /16/79 Carlyle, SK L Dallas (NHL) 11 Aaron Gagnon /24/86 Armstrong, BC R Dallas (NHL)/Texas (AHL) 12 Raymond Sawada /19/85 Richmond, BC R Dallas (NHL)/Texas (AHL) 13 Krys Barch /26/80 Hamilton, ON L Dallas (NHL) 14 Jamie Benn /18/89 Victoria, BC L Dallas (NHL) 16 Adam Burish /6/83 Madison, WI R Chicago (NHL) 17 Toby Petersen /27/78 Minneapolis, MN L Dallas (NHL) 18 James Neal /3/87 Whitby, ON L Dallas (NHL) 20 Brian Sutherby /1/82 Edmonton, AB L Dallas (NHL) 21 Loui Eriksson /17/85 Goteborg, Sweden L Dallas (NHL) 57 Colton Sceviour /20/89 Red Deer, AB R Texas (AHL) 23 Tom Wandell /29/87 Sodertalje, Sweden L Dallas (NHL) 24 Brandon Segal /12/83 Richmond, BC R DAL/LA (NHL)/Manc. (AHL) 27 Jonathan Cheechoo /15/80 Moose Factory, ON R Ottawa (NHL)/Bing. (AHL) 29 Steve Ott /19/82 Summerside, PEI L Dallas (NHL) 33 Ondrej Roman /8/89 Ostrava-Poruba, Czech Rep. L Vitkovice (Czech) 39 Travis Morin /9/84 Brooklyn Park, MN L Texas (AHL) 42 Greg Rallo /26/81 Gurnee, IL R Texas (AHL) 46 Scott Glennie /22/91 Oakville, ON R Brandon (WHL) 47 Sean Backman /29/86 Cos Cob, CT R Yale (NCAA) 51 Michael Neal /3/89 Whitby, ON L Texas (AHL)/Idaho (ECHL) 52 Luke Gazdic /25/89 Toronto, ON L Texas (AHL)/Idaho (ECHL) 53 Mathieu Tousignant /21/89 St. Etienne de Lauzon, QC L Texas (AHL)/Idaho (ECHL) 58 Francis Wathier /7/84 St. Isidore, ON L Dallas (NHL)/Texas (AHL) 60 Scott McCulloch /3/86 Lacombe, AB L Texas (AHL) 62 Tristan King /7/90 Elk River, MN R Medicine Hat (WHL) 63 Mike Ribeiro /10/80 Montreal, QC L Dallas (NHL) 70 Matt Tassone /28/89 St. Albert, AB L Swift Current (WHL) 81 Tomas Vincour /19/90 Brno, Czech Rep. R Vancouver/Edmonton (WHL) 91 Brad Richards /2/80 Murray Harbour, PEI L Dallas (NHL) 96 Fabian Brunnstrom /6/85 Jonstorp, Sweden L Dallas (NHL)/Texas (AHL) DEFENSEMEN (16) NO. PLAYER HT WT D.O.B. BIRTHPLACE SHOOTS TEAM 2 Nicklas Grossman /22/85 Stockholm, Sweden L Dallas (NHL) 3 Stephane Robidas /3/77 Sherbrooke, QC R Dallas (NHL) 4 Severin Blindenbacher /15/83 Zurich, Switzerland R Farjestads (SEL) 5 Matt Niskanen /6/86 Virginia, MN R Dallas (NHL) 6 Trevor Daley /9/83 Toronto, ON L Dallas (NHL) 24 Trevor Ludwig /24/85 Rhinelander, WI L Manitoba (AHL)/Idaho (ECHL) 25 Matt Stephenson /3/84 Midland, ON R Texas (AHL) 28 Mark Fistric /1/86 Edmonton, AB L Dallas (NHL) 36 Philip Larsen /7/89 Esbjerg, Denmark R Dallas (NHL)/Frolunda (SEL) 37 Karlis Skrastins /9/74 Riga, Latvia L Dallas (NHL) 38 Maxime Fortunus /28/83 La Prairie, QC R Dallas (NHL)/Texas (AHL) 44 Jeff Woywitka /1/83 Vermilion, AB L Dallas (NHL) 45 Guillaume Monast /12/88 Longeuil, QC R Idaho (ECHL) 48 Jordie Benn /26/87 Victoria, BC L Allen (CHL) 59 Jace Coyle /24/90 Cranbrook, BC R Medicine Hat (WHL) 73 Brad Lukowich /12/76 Cranbrook, BC L Vancouver (NHL)/Texas(AHL) GOALTENDERS (6) NO. PLAYER HT WT D.O.B. BIRTHPLACE CATCHES TEAM 1 Jack Campbell /9/92 Port Huron, MI L US Dev. Team (USHL) 30 Andrew Raycroft /4/80 Belleville, ON L Vancouver (NHL) 31 Richard Bachman /25/87 Salt Lake City, UT L Texas (AHL)/Idaho (ECHL) 32 Kari Lehtonen /16/83 Helsinki, Finland L Dallas (NHL)/Chicago (AHL) 34 Tyler Beskorowany /28/90 Sudbury, ON R Kingston (OHL) 41 Brent Krahn /2/82 Winnipeg, MB L Texas (AHL)

7 Dallas Stars Training Camp Groups Group A Richard Bachman Kari Lehtonen Mark Fistric Maxime Fortunus Nicklas Grossman Philip Larsen Brad Lukowich Guillaume Monast Matt Niskanen Jamie Benn Fabian Brunnstrom Loui Eriksson Luke Gazdic Travis Morin James Neal Steve Ott Brad Richards Ondrej Roman Colton Sceviour Brandon Segal Tomas Vincour Francis Wathier Goaltenders Defensemen Forwards Group B Brent Krahn Andrew Raycroft Severin Blindenbacher Jace Coyle Trevor Daley Trevor Ludwig Stephane Robidas Karlis Skrastins Jeff Woywitka Sean Backman Krys Barch Adam Burish Jonathan Cheechoo Aaron Gagnon Scott Glennie Brenden Morrow Toby Petersen Greg Rallo Mike Ribeiro Brian Sutherby Mathieu Tousignant Tom Wandell Not yet Assigned to a Group: Jordie Benn, Tyler Beskorowany, Jack Campbell, Tristan King, Hubert Labrie, Scott McCulloch, Michael Neal, Raymond Sawada and Matt Tassone

8 2010 Dallas Stars Training Camp Practice Schedule (practices and times subject to change) Friday, Sept :30 PM Team Leaves for Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island Saturday, Sept. 18 9:00-9:50 AM Group A Practice (CARI Complex Rink 1) Group B Practice (CARI Complex Rink 2) 10:00-11:00 AM Scrimmage Sunday, Sept. 19 8:00-8:55 AM Group A Practice (Charlottetown Civic Centre) 9:05 10:00 AM Group B Practice (Charlottetown Civic Centre) 1:00 PM Scrimmage (Charlottetown Civic Centre) Monday, Sept. 20 9:00-9:50 AM Group A Practice (CARI Complex Rink 1) Group B Practice (CARI Complex Rink 2) 10:00-11:00 AM Scrimmage 2:00 PM Team Leaves for Dallas Tuesday, Sept. 21 Game Team 10:45 11:45 AM Pregame Skate (Frisco) Non-Game Team 9:00 10:30 AM On Ice Practice (Frisco) Crawford Media Availability at Approx 10:30 AM Players will be available after they are done with practice 7:30 PM Stars vs. Tampa Bay (American Airlines Center) Wednesday, Sept :00 AM Fitness Testing Thursday, Sept. 23 Practice Group A 9:00 11:00 AM Practice (Frisco) 11:15 AM Noon Off-Ice Workout Practice Group B 10:00 10:45 AM Off-Ice Workout 11:15 AM 12:45 PM Practice (Frisco) Crawford Media Availability at Approx 11:00 AM Players will be available after they are done with practice

9 Friday, Sept. 24 Game Team 10:30 11:30 AM Pregame Skate (Frisco) Crawford Media Availability at Approx 11:15 AM Players will be available after they are done with Skate 7:30 PM Stars vs. Colorado (American Airlines Center) Saturday, Sept. 25 Game Team 10:30 11:30 AM Pregame Skate (American Airlines Center) Non-Game Team 11:30 AM 12:30 PM On Ice Practice (American Airlines Center) Crawford Media Availability at Approx 11:15 AM Players will be available after they are done with skate 7:00 PM Stars vs. St. Louis (American Airlines Center) Sunday, Sept. 26 Practice Group A 10:00 - Noon Practice (Frisco) Practice Group B Noon 2:00 PM Practice (Frisco) Crawford Media Availability at Approx noon Players will be available after they are done with practice Monday, Sept :00 AM 12:30 PM Practice (Frisco) Media Availability at Approx 12:30 PM Tuesday, Sept. 28 Game Team 10:00-11:00 AM Pregame Skate (Frisco) 2:30 PM Depart for Denver 7:00 PM Stars vs. Colorado (Pepsi Center) 11:00 PM Depart for Dallas Non-Game Team 11:15 AM 12:45 PM On Ice Practice (Frisco) Media availability at Approx 11 AM Wednesday, Sept :00 2:00 PM Practice (Frisco) Media Availability at Approx 2 PM

10 Thursday, Sept :30 11:30 AM Pregame Skate (Frisco) Media Availability at Approx 11:30 AM 7:30 PM Stars vs. Colorado (American Airlines Center) Friday, Oct. 1 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM Practice (Frisco) Media Availability at Approx 1 PM Saturday, Oct. 2 Game Team 10:00 11:00 AM Pregame Skate (Frisco) 2:00 PM Depart for St. Louis 7:00 PM Stars at St. Louis (Scottrade Center) 11:00 PM Depart for Dallas Non-Game Team 11:15 AM 12:45 PM On Ice Practice (Frisco) Sunday, Oct. 3 11:45 AM - 1:45 PM Practice (Frisco) Media Availability at Approx 1:45 PM

11 All-Time Dallas Stars Preseason Results Preseason (4-2-2) Sept. 17 Dallas Winnipeg 5 Sep.19 Dallas Vancouver 2 Sept. 21 Los Dallas 4 Sept. 23 St. Louis Dallas 0 Sept. 26 Winnipeg Dallas 5 Sept. 28 Dallas Florida 1 Sept. 29 Dallas TB 5 (OT) Oct. 1 Dallas St. Louis 3 (OT) Preseason (4-1-4) Sept. 11 Calgary Dallas 5 (OT) Sept. 13 Anaheim Dallas 4 Sept. 15 STL 6 vs. Dallas 2 (OKC) Sept. 19 Dallas Vancouver 2 Sept. 20 Dallas 3 vs. EDM 1 (Kenn.) Sept. 21 Dallas Calgary 1 (OT) Sept. 23 Dallas Anaheim 4 (OT) Sept. 25 EDM. Dallas 4 (OT) Sept 27 LA 2 vs. DAL 3 (San Antonio) Preseason (4-4-1) Sept. 17 Anaheim Dallas 7 Sept. 20 Dallas 0 vs. Calgary 2 (MIN) Sept. 22 St. Louis Dallas 1 Sept. 23 Chicago Dallas 2 (OT) Sept 26 DAL 4 vs. LA 2 (San Antonio) Sept. 27 Dallas Anaheim 8 Sept. 29 Dallas Chicago 2 Sept. 30 Dallas St. Louis 2 Oct. 2 Los Angeles Dallas Preseason (3-5-1) Sept. 15 Dallas St. Louis 4 Sept. 16 Dallas Calgary 3 Sept. 18 St. Louis Dallas 6 Sept. 20 Calgary Dallas 1 Sept. 24 Dallas LA 3 (OT) Sept. 25 Dallas Phoenix 6 Sept. 28 Phoenix Dallas 1 (OT) Sept. 29 Dallas Chicago 3 Oct. 1 Chicago Dallas Preseason (5-1-2) Sept. 13 Dallas Chicago 2 Sept. 14 Dallas St. Louis 1 Sept. 16 Dallas TB 5 (OT) Sept. 19 St. Louis Dallas 3 Sept. 20 Chicago Dallas 4 Sept. 24 Tampa Bay Dallas 4 Sept. 25 Dallas Phoenix 3 (OT) Sept. 27 Phoenix Dallas Preseason (5-2-1) Sept. 20 Dallas Tampa Bay 1 Sept. 21 Dallas St. Louis 4 Sept. 22 Dallas Nashville 2 (OT) Sept. 25 Nashville Dallas 5 Sept. 30 Dallas Phoenix 5 Oct. 2 Phoenix Dallas 5 Oct. 3 St. Louis Dallas 5 Oct. 5 Tampa Bay Dallas Preseason (4-2-3) Sept. 11 Colorado Dallas 3 Sept. 12 Dallas Phoenix 2 (OT) Sept. 13 Chicago Dallas 5 Sept. 17 Dallas Detroit 2 (OT) Sept. 18 Dallas St. Louis 1 Sept. 19 Dallas Chicago 4 Sept. 23 Dallas Colorado 1 Sept. 24 Detroit Dallas 0 Sept. 25 St. Louis Dallas 3 (OT) Preseason (3-2-4) Sept. 14 Dallas Colorado 5 Sept. 16 St. Louis Dallas 4 Sept. 20 Dallas Phoenix 2 (OT) Sept. 22 Phoenix Dallas 3 Sept. 23 NYR Dallas 2 (OT) Sept. 25 Dallas St. Louis 2 (OT) Sept. 26 Dallas Detroit 2 (OT) Sept. 28 Colorado Dallas 2 Sept. 30 Detroit Dallas 2 (OT) Preseason (5-2-0) Sept. 17 Dallas Chicago 3 Sept. 18 Chicago Dallas 3 Sept. 20 Florida Dallas 4 Sept. 21 Washington Dallas 3 Sept. 22 Dallas Colorado 5 Sept. 27 Colorado Dallas 2 Sept. 29 Phoenix Dallas Preseason (4-4-0) Sept. 19 Dallas Colorado 1 Sept. 20 Detroit Dallas 1 Sept. 21 Dallas Chicago 2 (OT) Sept. 24 Chicago Dallas 3 Sept. 26 Wash. Dallas 4 (OT) Sept. 27 Dallas Detroit 8 Oct. 3 Colorado Dallas 1 Oct. 5 St. Louis Dallas Preseason ( ) Sept. 18 Dallas Colorado 2 (OT) Sept. 19 NY Rangers Dallas 5 Sept. 20 Dallas St. Louis 3 (OT) Sept. 23 St. Louis Dallas 5 Sept. 25 Dallas Chicago 2 Sept. 27 Detroit Dallas 3 Oct. 2 Colorado Dallas 2 Oct. 4 Chicago Dallas Preseason (4-4-0) Sept. 17 Dallas Colorado 4 Sept. 18 Dallas EDM 5 (SO) Sept. 20 Edmonton Dallas 6 Sept. 23 Detroit Dallas 2 Sept. 25 Dallas Detroit 4 Sept. 27 Dallas St. Louis 1 Sept. 28 St. Louis Dallas 5 (OT) Oct. 1 Colorado Dallas Preseason (3-4-0) Sept. 18 Atlanta Dallas 5 Sept. 19 Dallas Colorado 4 Sept. 20 Dallas Phoenix 3 Sept. 22 Phoenix Dallas 3 Sept. 24 Dallas Tampa Bay 7 Sept. 27 Colorado Dallas 3 Sept. 30 TB Dallas 4 (OT) Preseason (4-2-1) Sept. 18 St. Louis Dallas 6 Sept. 19 Dallas TB 4 (OT) Sept. 20 Colorado Dallas 3 Sept. 22 Dallas Phoenix 6 Sept. 25 Dallas Colorado 4 (OT) Sept. 27 Phoenix Dallas 3 (SO) Sept. 29 Tampa Bay Dallas Preseason (1-5-1) Sept. 23 Dallas St. Louis 3 Sept. 25 Colorado Dallas 2 Sept. 27 St. Louis Dallas 4 Sept. 28 Dallas Chicago 4 Oct. 1 Dallas Colorado 3 Oct. 2 Chicago Dallas 3 (SO) Oct. 5 Edmonton Dallas Preseason (3-4-0) Sept. 16 TB Dallas 4 (SO) Sept. 17 Dallas Colorado 3 Sept. 19 Dallas St. Louis 2 Sept. 22 Florida Dallas 1 Sept. 23 Dallas Florida 4 Sept. 24 Colorado Dallas 3 Sept. 26 St. Louis Dallas Preseason Schedule Sept. 21 Tampa Dallas Sept. 24 Dallas Sept. 25 St. Dallas Sept. 28 Colorado Sept. 30 Dallas Oct. 2 St. Louis

12 DALLAS STARS SCHEDULE DAY DATE OPPONENT TIME DAL TV DAY DATE OPPONENT TIME DAL TV PRESEASON JANUARY TUE 9/21 TAMPA BAY 7:30PM SUN ST. LOUIS 5:00PM FSN FRI 9/24 COLORADO 7:30PM WED CHICAGO 7:30PM FSN SAT 9/25 ST. LOUIS 7:00PM FRI 1/7 NY RANGERS 7:30PM FSN TUE COLORADO 8:00PM SUN MINNESOTA 5:00PM FSN THUR 9/30 COLORADO 7:30PM Radio Only TUE 1/11 EDMONTON 7:30PM FSN SAT ST. LOUIS 7:00PM SAT 1/15 ATLANTA 7:00PM TXA 21 OCTOBER MON 1/17 LOS ANGELES 7:30PM VERSUS - HD THUR EDMONTON 8:00PM FSN FRI NEW JERSEY 6:00PM FSN FRI CALGARY 8:00PM FSN SAT NY ISLANDERS 6:00PM TXA 21 MON VANCOUVER 9:00PM FSN THUR 10/14 DETROIT 7:30PM FSN WED 1/26 EDMONTON 6:30PM FSN SAT 10/16 ST. LOUIS 7:00PM TXA 21 MON TAMPA BAY 6:30PM FSN FEBRUARY THUR FLORIDA 6:30PM FSN TUE 2/1 VANCOUVER 7:30PM FSN SAT 10/23 NASHVILLE 7:00PM TXA 21 THUR BOSTON 6:00PM FSN TUE 10/26 ANAHEIM 8:00PM FSN SAT PHILADELPHIA 6:00PM TXA 21 THUR 10/28 LOS ANGELES 7:30PM FSN WED 2/9 PHOENIX 7:30PM FSN SAT 10/30 BUFFALO 7:00PM TXA 21 FRI 2/11 CHICAGO 7:30PM FSN NOVEMBER SUN 2/13 COLUMBUS 2:00PM FSN TUE EDMONTON 8:00PM FSN WED 11/3 PITTSBURGH 7:30PM FSN WED CALGARY 8:30PM FSNplus FRI 11/5 PHOENIX 7:30PM FSN SAT VANCOUVER 9:00PM TXA 21 SAT COLORADO 8:00PM TXA 21 TUE 2/22 NEW JERSEY 7:30PM VERSUS - HD THUR LOS ANGELES 9:30PM FSN THUR DETROIT 6:00PM FSN FRI ANAHEIM 9:00PM FSNplus SAT 2/26 NASHVILLE 1:00PM FSN TUE 11/16 ANAHEIM 8:00PM FSN THUR 11/18 SAN JOSE 7:30PM FSN MARCH SAT 11/20 COLORADO 7:00PM TXA 21 TUE PHOENIX 8:00PM FSNplus MON TORONTO 6:00PM FSN FRI ANAHEIM 9:00PM FSNplus WED OTTAWA 6:30PM FSN SAT SAN JOSE 9:30PM TXA 21 FRI 11/26 ST. LOUIS 7:30PM FSN MON LOS ANGELES 9:30PM FSNplus SAT ST. LOUIS 7:00PM FSNplus WED 3/9 CALGARY 8:00PM FSNplus MON CAROLINA 6:30PM VERSUS - HD FRI 3/11 MINNESOTA 7:30PM FSN DECEMBER SUN 3/13 LOS ANGELES 2:00PM NBC FLEX GAME (FSN) TUE 3/15 SAN JOSE 7:30PM FSN THUR 12/2 WASHINGTON 7:30PM FSN THUR 3/17 CHICAGO 7:30PM FSN SAT 12/4 MINNESOTA 7:00PM TXA 21 SAT 3/19 PHILADELPHIA 7:00PM TXA 21 MON COLUMBUS 6:00PM FSN WED 3/23 ANAHEIM 7:30PM FSN WED CHICAGO 7:30PM FSN SAT NASHVILLE 7:00PM TXA 21 FRI 12/10 CAROLINA 7:30PM FSN TUE PHOENIX 9:00PM FSN SAT PHOENIX 7:00PM TXA 21 THUR SAN JOSE 9:30PM FSN MON SAN JOSE 9:30PM FSNplus THUR 12/16 SAN JOSE 7:30PM FSN APRIL SAT COLUMBUS 6:00PM TXA 21 SAT LOS ANGELES 3:00PM TXA 21 SUN DETROIT 4:00PM FSN SUN ANAHEIM 7:00PM FSN TUE 12/21 MONTREAL 8:00PM FSN TUE 4/5 COLUMBUS 7:30PM FSNplus THUR 12/23 CALGARY 7:30PM FSN THUR 4/7 COLORADO 7:30PM FSN SUN 12/26 PHOENIX 7:00PM FSN FRI COLORADO 8:00PM FSNplus TUE NASHVILLE 7:00PM FSNplus SUN MINNESOTA 5:00PM NBC FLEX GAME (TXA) WED 12/29 DETROIT 7:30PM FSN FRI 12/31 VANCOUVER 7:00PM FSN ALL REGULAR SEASON GAMES ON KTCK-1310AM/104.1FM PRE GM HIGH DEF ALL TIMES ARE CENTRAL - ALL GAMES ARE HD

13 Game-By-Game Summary # Date Team W-L-OT Record GF-GA Scorers GWG PP PK 1st Goal After 1 After 2 SF-SA W-L Gltdr. Attend. 1 10/03/2009 NSH O** ,18p L L / EDM O** ,18s,3p,10p T T / CGY W ,20,23,21, W W / VAN O** p,91, T L / /14/2009 NSH W ,91,21,10p,21p, W W / /16/2009 BOS L L L / CHI W ,63,17, T W / /19/2009 LA L W L / ANA W ,10,6p, W W / LA O* ,14,28, L L / STL W ,21p,23, T W / /28/2009 TOR W* ,91p,63, T T / /30/2009 FLA O** ,3p,63,18, L T / NSH L p, T W / /04/2009 CGY O* , T L / /06/2009 VAN W ,10p T W / MIN L p,21p L L / SJ W** , T L / PHX L ,18p T L / DET W p,5,21p W W / /19/2009 CBJ L L L / /21/2009 NJ W ,63p,3p,23, W W / /23/2009 CAR W p,91p W W / /25/2009 STL O** p,17, T T / PHX L p, L L / /28/2009 TB W* p,26p,10p, T W / DET L T L / /03/2009 ANA W ,29, L L / /05/2009 EDM O** , W W / ANA O* p,9, W W / SJ W** p, L L / LA O** , W T / CAR L p,10p, L L / ATL O* p,26s,14,3p, W T / /19/2009 DET W ,18,18, L T / /21/2009 SJ L ,21p T L / /23/2009 CBJ W ,18, T W / COL L L L / /29/2009 CHI W p,63,21,29,29p L T / /31/2009 ANA W s,21,3,21,91p T W / /02/2010 VAN L T L / NJ L L L / NYR L , L L / /08/2010 NYI W ,21,10, L W / CBJ L L L / PHI L ,29, L L / MTL L ,29p, W T / /16/2010 DET W** p, L L / /18/2010 MIN W ,9p,21, W W / VAN L ,17s, T T / EDM W ,9p,14, W W / COL L L L / /27/2010 CGY W** ,18,91p L L / /29/2010 COL W ,9, W T / /31/2010 PHX L , L L / /02/2010 MIN W ,91p,9, W W / CBJ L L L / /06/2010 PHX W ,21s,14,14p W W / CHI O** p,18, T T / CGY W p,14,63s L T / PHX W ,14, T W / /02/2010 LA L p L L / /04/2010 STL L L L / PIT L ,24, T L / WSH W** p,6p, L L / BUF L ,29, T L / /12/2010 LA O** L L / /14/2010 COL L ,24, T L / /16/2010 SJ W p,17,24,10,63s,10s,29,63p W W / /18/2010 PHI L p, W T / /20/2010 OTT W p,63,91,14, T W / /21/2010 PHX O** , L L / NSH W ,21, T T / SJ L T L / LA W p,91p,91p,29p L W / ANA L T L / /31/2010 SJ W s,21,20,29,29p W W / /02/2010 EDM W ,91p,26,14,63, W T / STL L p T T / /06/2010 CHI L p, L L / /08/2010 ANA W** , T T / MIN W** p, 29, L T /

14 Regular Season Statistics NHL Team GP G A P +/- PIM Brad Richards Dallas Loui Eriksson Dallas James Neal Dallas Mike Ribeiro Dallas Brenden Morrow Dallas Jamie Benn Dallas Stephane Robidas Dallas Steve Ott Dallas Trevor Daley Dallas Toby Petersen Dallas Tom Wandell Dallas Matt Niskanen Dallas Jonathan Cheechoo Ottawa Karlis Skrastins Dallas Fabian Brunnstrom Dallas Brandon Segal Dallas/LA Mark Fistric Dallas Brian Sutherby Dallas Nicklas Grossman Dallas Krystopher Barch Dallas E 130 Adam Burish Chicago Jeff Woywitka Dallas AHL Team GP G A P +/- PIM Aaron Gagnon Texas Travis Morin Texas Greg Rallo Texas Francis Wathier Texas Colton Sceviour Texas Maxime Fortunus Texas Raymond Sawada Texas E 92 Brad Lukowich Vancouver E 10 Scott McCulloch Texas Trevor Ludwig Texas E 62 Mathieu Tousignant Texas Matt Stephenson Texas Luke Gazdic Texas Europe Team GP G A P +/- PIM Severin Blindenbacher Farjestads (SEL) Philip Larsen Frolunda (SEL) Ondrej Roman Vitkovice (Czech) ECHL Team GP G A P +/- PIM Michael Neal Idaho Guillaume Monast Idaho CHL Team GP G A P +/- PIM Jordie Benn Allen E 55 Junior Team GP G A P +/- PIM Scott Glennie Brandon Tristan King Medicine Hat Tomas Vincour VAN/EDM Jace Coyle Medicine Hat Matthew Tassone Swift Current NCAA Team GP G A P +/- PIM Sean Backman Yale Goaltenders Team LEAGUE GP W L T GAA SV% SO Andrew Raycroft Vancouver NHL Kari Lehtonen Dallas NHL Brent Krahn Texas AHL Richard Bachman Idaho ECHL Tyler Beskorowany Kingston OHL Jack Campbell US. Dev. Team USHL *Stats listed are with team in which majority of games were played