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 third 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 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 postseason scoring on their way to winning the Stanley Cup. The Whitby, Ontario, native played in 1,257 career NHL games (which ranks 62nd all-time) for five different teams (Calgary , Dallas , New Jersey , Toronto , and Florida ). Nieuwendyk scored 564 goals (21st all-time) and added 562 assists (84th all-time) for 1,126 points (51st 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 (27th overall) of the 1985 NHL Entry Draft. Nieuwendyk (born 9/10/1966) and his wife Tina have three children, Kaycee, Tyra and Jackson. The family resides in Dallas.

3 Dallas Stars Management & Coaching Staff GLEN GULUTZAN - HEAD COACH Glen Gulutzan was named the 21st head coach in Stars franchise history on June 17, 2011 after spending the last two seasons as the head coach of the Texas Stars, Dallas primary development affiliate in the American Hockey League (AHL). Gulutzan guided Texas to the AHL Playoffs in both seasons and coached the club to the Calder Cup Finals in the franchise s inaugural season of Gulutzan, 40 (born 8/12/1971), served as general manager and head coach for the Las Vegas Wranglers of the ECHL from 2003 to He complied a record of (.650) and collected 100- plus points in three consecutive seasons from 2005 to 2008, a first for any team in the 21-year history of the ECHL. Gulutzan took the Wranglers to the Kelly Cup Finals in 2008 and to the Conference Finals in In , Gulutzan was recognized as the ECHL Coach of the Year. He led Las Vegas to the playoffs in five of six seasons, including their expansion season ( ) when the team went for 93 points. In addition, he was selected to coach in the ECHL All-Star Game three times. He led the Wranglers to the division crown in back-to-back seasons in and Gulutzan has missed the playoffs in only one season as a head coach and holds a perfect 5-0 record in game sevens in the playoffs. Before beginning his coaching career, Gulutzan played professionally in Europe for two seasons and joined Fresno of the West Coast Hockey League in , setting a team record with 80 assists and 110 points in 60 games. He spent a total of six seasons with Fresno, including the last four as player-assistant coach from Gulutzan also played in the International Hockey League with Utah and Las Vegas, as well as stints in Finland and Sweden. In 1996, he earned a Bachelor s degree in Education from the University of Saskatchewan. Gulutzan graduated with a major in Kinesiology and minor in Mathematics. Glen and his wife, Nicole, have four children - son, Landen, and daughters, Emma, Brielle and Grace. REGULAR SEASON PLAYOFFS Season Club League GM W L T/OL GM W L Las Vegas ECHL Las Vegas ECHL Did Not Qualify *Las Vegas ECHL Las Vegas ECHL Las Vegas ECHL Las Vegas ECHL Texas AHL Texas AHL ECHL RECORD (.650 win%) AHL RECORD (.597 win%) PRO TOTALS (.636 win%) *John Brophy Award Winner (ECHL Coach of the Year)

4 Dallas Stars Management & Coaching Staff WILLIE DEJARDINS - ASSOCIATE COACH Willie Desjardins enters his second season as associate coach for the Dallas Stars. Desjardins, 54, spent 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). PAUL JERRARD - ASSISTANT COACH Paul Jerrard begins his first season as an assistant coach for the Dallas Stars after spending the past six seasons being affiliated with the Stars as an assistant coach with the team s primary development affiliates. Jerrard, 46, spent the previous two seasons as an assistant coach working with Stars head coach Glen Gulutzan and the Texas Stars (AHL). He helped the club reach the AHL Playoffs in both campaigns, including the Stars run to the Calder Cup Finals in the franchise s inaugural season of The Winnipeg, Manitoba, native boasts a decade of coaching experience, including two years as an assistant coach with Pennsylvania s Hershey Bears of the AHL prior to joining the Dallas Stars organization as an assistant with the Iowa Stars (AHL) for three seasons ( ). In , Jerrard was responsible for video as the Colorado Avalanche s assistant coach. He also coached for four years at his alma mater, Lake Superior State University. Prior to joining Lake Superior State, Jerrard spent one year as Assistant Coach with the Lowell Lock Monsters, the AHL affiliate of the New York Islanders, in Jerrard spent 10 years as a defenseman in professional hockey, having been drafted by the New York Rangers in the ninth round (173rd overall) of the 1983 Entry Draft. He was traded to the Minnesota North Stars in October of 1988 and skated in five games for Minnesota that season. Jerrard played parts of six seasons with Kalamazoo (IHL) and was a member of the 1997 Calder Cup winning Hershey Bears. Jerrard is also a certified strength and conditioning specialist (CSCS) and member of NSCA. Paul and his wife Cheryl have two children, Meaghan and Catherine. MIKE VALLEY - GOALTENDING COACH Mike Valley enters his third season as goaltending coach with the Dallas Stars. He spent the season as an assistant goaltending coach for the Nashville Predators/Milwaukee Admirals and as a volunteer goaltending coach for the University of Wisconsin, his alma mater. Valley played six years of professional hockey ( ) after initially being signed as a free agent by the Vancouver Canucks following his sophomore year of college. His career includes stints in the AHL, ECHL and Swedish Elite League. In 2005, he returned to the University of Wisconsin to complete his bachelor s degree in Communication Science and Rhetorical Studies. Valley is originally from Richmond, B.C.. He and his wife, Holly, have two daughters, Madeleine (8), and Emily (6).

5 DALLAS STARS TRAINING CAMP ALPHABETICAL ROSTER FORWARDS (27) NO. PLAYER HT WT D.O.B. BIRTHPLACE SHOOTS TEAM 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 Dallas (NHL) 11 Jake Dowell /4/85 Eau Claire, WI L Chicago (NHL) 20 Radek Dvorak /9/77 Tabor, Czech Rep. R Atlanta (NHL) 21 Loui Eriksson /17/85 Goteborg, Sweden L Dallas (NHL) 38 Vernon Fiddler /9/80 Edmonton, AB L Phoenix (NHL) 25 Matt Fraser /20/90 Red Deer, AB L Kootenay (WHL) 40 Ryan Garbutt /12/85 Winnipeg, MB L Chicago (AHL) 52 Luke Gazdic /25/89 Toronto, ON L Texas (AHL) 15 Scott Glennie /22/91 Oakville, ON R Texas (AHL)/Brandon (WHL) 18 Eric Godard /7/80 Vernon, BC R Pittsburgh (NHL) 39 Travis Morin /9/84 Brooklyn Park, MN L Texas (AHL) 10 Brenden Morrow /16/79 Carlyle, SK L Dallas (NHL) 29 Steve Ott /19/82 Summerside, PEI L Dallas (NHL) 17 Toby Petersen /27/78 Minneapolis, MN L Dallas (NHL) 63 Mike Ribeiro /10/80 Montreal, QC L Dallas (NHL) 46 Brett Ritchie /1/93 Orangeville, ON R Sarnia (OHL) 45 Ondrej Roman /8/89 Ostrava-Poruba, Czech Rep. L Texas (AHL) 73 Michael Ryder /31/80 Bonavista, NL R Boston (NHL) 12 Raymond Sawada /19/85 Richmond, BC R Dallas (NHL)/Texas (AHL) 22 Colton Sceviour /20/89 Red Deer, AB R Dallas (NHL)/Texas (AHL) 64 Stephen Schultz /7/87 Westbury, NY R Texas (AHL)/Colorado (NCAA) 53 Mathieu Tousignant /21/89 St. Etienne de Lauzon, QC L Texas (AHL) 81 Tomas Vincour /19/90 Brno, Czech Rep. R Dallas (NHL)/Texas (AHL) 23 Tom Wandell /29/87 Sodertalje, Sweden L Dallas (NHL) 48 Francis Wathier /7/84 St. Isidore, ON L Dallas (NHL)/Texas (AHL) DEFENSEMEN (17) NO. PLAYER HT WT D.O.B. BIRTHPLACE SHOOTS TEAM 58 Jordie Benn /26/87 Victoria, BC L Texas (AHL) 24 Jace Coyle /24/90 Cranbrook, BC R Medicine Hat (WHL) 6 Trevor Daley /9/83 Toronto, ON L Dallas (NHL) 4 Brenden Dillon /13/90 Surrey, BC L Texas (AHL)/Seattle (WHL) 28 Mark Fistric /1/86 Edmonton, AB L Dallas (NHL) 5 Maxime Fortunus /28/83 La Prairie, QC R Texas (AHL) 33 Alex Goligoski /30/85 Grand Rapids, MN L Dallas (NHL)/Pittsburgh (NHL) 2 Nicklas Grossman /22/85 Stockholm, Sweden L Dallas (NHL) 54 Hubert Labrie /12/91 Victoriaville, PQ L Gatineau (QMJHL) 36 Philip Larsen /7/89 Esbjerg, Denmark R Dallas (NHL)/Texas (AHL) 47 Brad Lukowich /12/76 Cranbrook, BC L Dallas (NHL)/Texas (AHL) 43 Jamie Oleksiak /21/92 Toronto, ON L Northeastern (NCAA) 27 Adam Pardy /29/84 Bonavista, NL L Calgary (NHL) 3 Stephane Robidas /3/77 Sherbrooke, QC R Dallas (NHL) 44 Sheldon Souray /13/76 Elk Point, AB L Hershey (AHL) 41 Dan Spang /16/83 Winchester, MA L Texas (AHL) 49 Alex Theriau /14/92 Duncan, BC R Medicine Hat (WHL)/Everett (WHL) GOALTENDERS (5) NO. PLAYER HT WT D.O.B. BIRTHPLACE CATCHES TEAM 31 Richard Bachman /25/87 Salt Lake City, UT L Dallas (NHL)/Texas (AHL) 34 Tyler Beskorowany /28/90 Sudbury, ON R Texas (AHL)/Idaho (ECHL) 1 Jack Campbell /9/92 Port Huron, MI L Windsor (OHL) 32 Kari Lehtonen /16/83 Helsinki, Finland L Dallas (NHL) 30 Andrew Raycroft /4/80 Belleville, ON L Dallas (NHL)

6 DALLAS STARS TRAINING CAMP NUMERICAL ROSTER FORWARDS (27) NO. PLAYER HT WT D.O.B. BIRTHPLACE SHOOTS TEAM 10 Brenden Morrow /16/79 Carlyle, SK L Dallas (NHL) 11 Jake Dowell /4/85 Eau Claire, WI L Chicago (NHL) 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) 15 Scott Glennie /22/91 Oakville, ON R Texas (AHL)/Brandon (WHL) 16 Adam Burish /6/83 Madison, WI R Dallas (NHL) 17 Toby Petersen /27/78 Minneapolis, MN L Dallas (NHL) 18 Eric Godard /7/80 Vernon, BC R Pittsburgh (NHL) 20 Radek Dvorak /9/77 Tabor, CZE R Atlanta (NHL) 21 Loui Eriksson /17/85 Goteborg, Sweden L Dallas (NHL) 22 Colton Sceviour /20/89 Red Deer, AB R Dallas (NHL)/Texas (AHL) 23 Tom Wandell /29/87 Sodertalje, Sweden L Dallas (NHL) 25 Matt Fraser /20/90 Red Deer, AB L Kootenay (WHL) 29 Steve Ott /19/82 Summerside, PEI L Dallas (NHL) 38 Vernon Fiddler /9/80 Edmonton, AB L Phoenix (NHL) 39 Travis Morin /9/84 Brooklyn Park, MN L Texas (AHL) 40 Ryan Garbutt /12/85 Winnipeg, MB L Chicago (AHL) 45 Ondrej Roman /8/89 Ostrava-Poruba, Czech Rep. L Texas (AHL) 46 Brett Ritchie /1/93 Orangeville, ON R Sarnia (OHL) 48 Francis Wathier /7/84 St. Isidore, ON L Dallas (NHL)/Texas (AHL) 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) 63 Mike Ribeiro /10/80 Montreal, QC L Dallas (NHL) 64 Stephen Schultz /7/87 Westbury, NY R Texas (AHL)/Colorado (NCAA) 73 Michael Ryder /31/80 Bonavista, NL R Boston (NHL) 81 Tomas Vincour /19/90 Brno, Czech Rep. R Dallas (NHL)/Texas (AHL) DEFENSEMEN (17) 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 Brenden Dillon /13/90 Surrey, BC L Texas (AHL)/Seattle (WHL) 5 Maxime Fortunus /28/83 La Prairie, QC R Texas (AHL) 6 Trevor Daley /9/83 Toronto, ON L Dallas (NHL) 24 Jace Coyle /24/90 Cranbrook, BC R Medicine Hat (WHL) 27 Adam Pardy /29/84 Bonavista, NL L Calgary (NHL) 28 Mark Fistric /1/86 Edmonton, AB L Dallas (NHL) 33 Alex Goligoski /30/85 Grand Rapids, MN L Dallas (NHL)/Pittsburgh (NHL) 36 Philip Larsen /7/89 Esbjerg, Denmark R Dallas (NHL)/Texas (AHL) 41 Dan Spang /16/83 Winchester, MA L Texas (AHL) 43 Jamie Oleksiak /21/92 Toronto, ON L Northeastern (NCAA) 44 Sheldon Souray /13/76 Elk Point, AB L Hershey (AHL) 47 Brad Lukowich /12/76 Cranbrook, BC L Dallas (NHL)/Texas (AHL) 49 Alex Theriau /14/92 Duncan, BC R Medicine Hat (WHL)/Everett (WHL) 54 Hubert Labrie /12/91 Victoriaville, QC L Gatineau (QMJHL) 58 Jordie Benn /26/87 Victoria, BC L Texas (AHL) GOALTENDERS (5) NO. PLAYER HT WT D.O.B. BIRTHPLACE CATCHES TEAM 1 Jack Campbell /9/92 Port Huron, MI L Windsor (OHL) 30 Andrew Raycroft /4/80 Belleville, ON L Dallas (NHL) 31 Richard Bachman /25/87 Salt Lake City, UT L Dallas (NHL)/Texas (AHL) 32 Kari Lehtonen /16/83 Helsinki, Finland L Dallas (NHL) 34 Tyler Beskorowany /28/90 Sudbury, ON R Texas (AHL)/Idaho (ECHL)

7 TRAINING CAMP GROUPS Group A Forwards Krys Barch Colton Sceviour Stephen Schultz Travis Morin Brenden Morrow Toby Petersen Mike Ribeiro Michael Ryder Ondrej Roman Ryan Garbutt Tomas Vincour Tom Wandell Francis Wathier Defensemen Jace Coyle Brenden Dillon Mark Fistric Alex Goligoski Hubert Labrie Philip Larsen Stephane Robidas Dan Spang Alex Theriau Goaltenders Richard Bachman Andrew Raycroft Group B Forwards Jamie Benn Adam Burish Jake Dowell Radek Dvorak Loui Eriksson Vern Fiddler Matt Fraser Luke Gazdic Scott Glennie Eric Godard Steve Ott Brett Ritchie Ray Sawada Mathieu Tousignant Defensemen Jordie Benn Trevor Daley Maxime Fortunus Nicklas Grossman Brad Lukowich Jamie Oleksiak Adam Pardy Sheldon Souray Goaltenders Tyler Beskorowany Jack Campbell Kari Lehtonen *Players subject to change

8 Friday, September 16, TRAINING CAMP PRACTICE SCHEDULE 7 p.m. Arrive Charlottetown Saturday, September 17 Practice Group A (CARI Complex Rink 1) 9:40 10:10 a.m. Goalie Practice 10:15 11:45 a.m. On-Ice Practice Noon 12:15 p.m. Off-Ice Workout Practice Group B (CARI Complex Rink 2) 12:05 12:35 p.m. Goalie Practice 12:30 2 p.m. On-Ice Practice 2:15 2:30 p.m. Off-Ice Workout *Gulutzan media availability at approx. 2:15 p.m. Sunday, September 18 Practice Group B Charlottetown Civic Centre 10 10:50 a.m. Practice 6:00 p.m. Scrimmage Charlottetown Civic Centre Practice Group A Charlottetown Civic Centre 11 11:50 a.m. Practice 6 p.m. Scrimmage Charlottetown Civic Centre *Gulutzan media availability at approx. 11:50 a.m. Monday, September 19 Practice Group B (CARI Complex Rink 1) 9:40 10:10 a.m. Goalie Practice 10:15 11:45 p.m. On-Ice Practice Noon 12:15 p.m. Off-Ice Workout Practice Group A (CARI Complex Rink 2) 12:05 12:35 p.m. Goalie Practice 12:30 2:00 p.m. On-Ice Practice 2:15 2:30 p.m. Off-Ice Workout *Gulutzan media availability at approx. 2 p.m. NOTE: All practice and media availability times are approximate and subject to change. Times are all local.

9 Tuesday, September 20 TRAINING CAMP PRACTICE SCHEDULE Game Team 10:30 11:30 a.m. Pregame skate -CARI Complex Non-Game Team 12:15-1:15 p.m. Practice *Gulutzan media availability at approx. 1:15 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Dallas Montreal Canadiens - Bell Centre Wednesday, September 21 Practice Group A Noon 1:15 p.m. Practice Frisco 1:30 2:15 p.m. Off-Ice Workout Practice Group B 12:30 1:15 p.m. Off-Ice Workout 1:30 2:45 p.m. Practice Frisco *Gulutzan media availability at approx. 2:45 p.m. Thursday, September 22 Game Team 10:30 11:30 a.m. Pregame Skate - AAC Non Game Team 11:30 am 1 p.m. On-Ice Practice AAC *Gulutzan media availability at approx. 1 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Dallas Stars vs. Colorado Avalanche AAC Friday, September 23 Practice Group A 10 a.m. Noon Practice Frisco Practice Group B 12:15 p.m. 2:15 p.m. Practice Frisco *Gulutzan media availability at approx. 2:15 p.m. NOTE: All practice and media availability times are approximate and subject to change. Times are all local.

10 Saturday, September 24 TRAINING CAMP PRACTICE SCHEDULE Game Team 10:30 11:30 a.m. Pregame Skate - AAC *Gulutzan media availability at approx. 11:45 a.m. 7 p.m. Dallas Stars vs. St. Louis Blues - AAC Sunday, September 25 Game Team a.m. Pregame Skate Frisco *Gulutzan media availability at approx. 11 a.m. 6 p.m. Dallas Colorado Avalanche - Pepsi Center Monday, September 26 Practice Group A 11 12:15 p.m. Practice Frisco Practice Group B 12:30 pm 1:45 p.m. Practice Frisco *Gulutzan media availability at approx. 1:45 p.m. Tuesday, September 27 Game Team a.m. Pregame Skate Frisco Non Game Team 11:15 am 12:45 p.m. On-Ice Practice Frisco *Gulutzan media availability at approx. 11 a.m. 7:30 pm Dallas Florida Panthers - Bank Atlantic Center NOTE: All practice and media availability times are approximate and subject to change. Times are all local.

11 Wednesday, September 28 Noon 2 p.m. Practice Frisco *Gulutzan media availability at approx. 2:00 p.m. Thursday, September 29 10:30 11:30 a.m. Pregame Skate - AAC *Gulutzan media availability at approx. 11:30 a.m. 7:30 p.m. Dallas Stars vs. Florida Panthers - AAC Friday, September 30 TRAINING CAMP PRACTICE SCHEDULE 11 a.m. 1 p.m. Practice Frisco *Gulutzan media availability at approx. 1 p.m. Saturday, October 1 Game Team 1:30 p.m. Dallas St. Louis Blues - Scottrade Center Non Game Team 10:30 am Noon On-Ice Practice Frisco *Gulutzan and player media availability following game vs. St. Louis Sunday, October 2 4:30 p.m. Season Ticket Holder Event Frisco Times/Details TBD NOTE: All practice and media availability times are approximate and subject to change. Times are all local.

12 PRESEASON OPPONENTS MONTREAL CANADIENS Tuesday, September 20-6:30 p.m. CT MTL) Record: (96 points) - 6th in the Eastern Conference Team Leaders: Goals: Brian Gionta (29) Assists: James Wisniewski (41) Points: Tomas Plekanec (57) Plus/Minus: Jaroslav Spacek (+9) Power Play Goals: P.K. Subban (9) Shorthanded Goals: Brian Gionta (2) Game-Winning Goals: Brian Gionta and Kostitsyn (6) Regular Season Results: December 21, 2010 Montreal (2) vs. Dallas (5) Shots: Brian Gionta (298) GAA: Carey Price (2.35) Wins: Carey Price (38) Losses: Carey Price (28) Shutouts: Carey Price (8) Save Percentage: Carey Price (.923) COLORADO AVALANCHE Thursday, September 22-7:30 p.m. CT (@ DAL) Sunday, September 25-7 p.m. CT (@ COL) Record: (68 points) - 14th in the Western Conference Team Leaders: Goals: Matt Duchene (27) Assists: Matt Duchene and John Michael-Liles (40) Points: Matt Duchene (67) Plus/Minus: Greg Mauldin (+5) Power Play Goals: Milan Hejduk (10) Shorthanded Goals: Daniel Winnik and Greg Mauldin (2) Game-Winning Goals: David Jones (4) Regular Season Results: November 6, 2010 Dallas Colorado (5) November 20, 2010 Colorado (4) vs. Dallas (3)** April 7, 2010 Colorado (2) vs. Dallas (4) April 8, 2010 Dallas Colorado (2) Shots: Matt Duchene (202) GAA: Peter Budaj (3.20) Wins: Peter Budaj and Brian Elliott (15) Losses: Brian Elliot (27) Shutouts: Brian Elliott (3) Save Percentage: Peter Budaj (.895)

13 PRESEASON OPPONENTS ST. LOUIS BLUES Saturday, September 24-7 p.m. CT DAL) Saturday, October 1-1:30 p.m. CT STL) Record: (87 points) - 11th in the Western Conference Team Leaders: Goals: David Backes (31) Assists: Kevin Shattenkirk (34) Points: David Backes (62) Plus/Minus: David Backes (+32) Power Play Goals: Chris Stewart (12) Shorthanded Goals: Alexander Steen (2) Game-Winning Goals: Stewart, Steen & D Agostini (5) Regular Season Results: October 16, 2010 St. Louis (2) vs. Dallas (3)** November 26, 2010 St. Louis (2) vs. Dallas (3) November 27, 2010 Dallas St. Louis (1) January 2, 2011 Dallas St. Louis (2) Shots: Alexander Steen (218) GAA: Jaroslav Halak (2.48) Wins: Jaroslav Halak (27) Losses: Jaroslav Halak (21) Shutouts: Jaroslav Halak (7) Save Percentage: Jaroslav Halak (.910) FLORIDA PANTHERS Tuesday, September 27-6:30 p.m. CT (@ FLA) Thursday, September 29-7:30 p.m. CT (@ DAL) Record: (72 points) - 15th in the Eastern Conference Team Leaders: Goals: David Booth (23) Assists: Stephen Weiss (28) Points: Stephen Weiss (49) Plus/Minus: Clay Wilson (+4) Power Play Goals: David Booth (8) Shorthanded Goals: Stephen Weiss (2) Game-Winning Goals: Marty Reasoner (4) Regular Season Results: October 21, 2010 Dallas Florida (1) Shots: David Booth (280) GAA: Tomas Vokoun (2.55) Wins: Tomas Vokoun (22) Losses: Tomas Vokoun (28) Shutouts: Tomas Vokoun (6) Save Percentage: Tomas Vokoun (.922)

14 DALLAS STARS ALL-TIME PRESEASON RESULTS Preaseason (4-2-2) Sept. 17 DAL WPG 5 Sept. 19 DAL VAN 2 Sept. 21 LAK 6 vs. DAL 4 Sept. 23 STL 4 vs. DAL 0 Sept. 26 WPG 2 vs. DAL 5 Sept. 28 DAL FLA 1 Sept. 29 DAL TBL 5 Oct. 1 DAL STL Preseason (4-1-4) Sept. 11 CGY 5 vs. DAL 5 Sept. 13 ANA 3 vs. DAL 4 Sept. 15 STL 6 vs. DAL 2 (OKC) Sept. 19 DAL VAN 2 Sept. 20 DAL EDM (Kenn) Sept. 21 DAL CGY 1 Sept. 25 EDM 4 vs. DAL 4 Sept. 27 LAK 2 vs. DAL 3 (SA,TX) Preaseason (4-4-1) Sept. 17 ANA 3 vs. DAL 7 Sept. 20 DAL CGY (MIN) Sept. 22 STL 3 vs. DAL 1 Sept. 23 CHI 2 vs. DAL 2 Sept. 26 DAL LAK 2 (SA,TX) Sept. 27 DAL ANA 8 Sept. 29 DAL CHI 2 Sept. 30 DAL STL 3 Oct. 2 LAK 2 vs. DAL Preseason (3-5-1) Sept. 15 DAL STL 4 Sept. 16 DAL CGY 3 Sept. 18 STL 4 vs. DAL 6 Sept. 20 CGY 3 vs. DAL 1 Sept. 24 DAL LAK 3* Sept. 25 DAL PHX 6 Sept. 28 PHX 1 vs. DAL 1* Sept. 29 DAL CHI 3 Oct. 1 CHI 1 vs. DAL Preseason (5-1-2) Sept. 13 DAL CHI 2 Sept. 14 DAL STL 1 Sept. 16 DAL TBL 5* Sept. 19 STL 4 vs. DAL 3 Sept. 20 CHI 2 vs. DAL 4 Sept. 24 TBL 2 vs. DAL 4 Sept. 25 DAL PHX 3* Sept. 27 PHX 3 vs. DAL Preseason (5-2-1) Sept. 20 DAL TBL 1 Sept. 21 DAL STL 4 Sept. 22 DAL NSH 2* Sept. 25 NSH 1 vs. DAL 5 Sept.30 DAL PHX 5 Oct. 2 PHX 2 vs. DAL 5 Oct. 3 STL 2 vs. DAL 5 Oct. 5 TBL 2 vs. DAL Preseason (4-2-3) Sept. 11 COL 1 vs. DAL 3 Sept. 12 DAL PHX 2* Sept. 13 CHI 2 vs. DAL 5 Sept. 17 DAL DET 2* Sept. 18 DAL STL 1 Sept. 19 DAL CHI 4 Sept. 23 DAL COL 1 Sept. 24 DET 3 vs. DAL 0 Sept. 25 STL 3 vs. DAL 3* Preseason (3-2-4) Sept. 14 DAL COL 5 Sept. 16 STL 2 vs. DAL 4 Sept. 20 DAL PHX 2* Sept. 22 PHX 2 vs. DAL 3 Sept. 23 NYR 1 vs. DAL 2* Sept. 25 DAL STL 2* Sept. 26 DAL DET 2* Sept. 28 COL 6 vs. DAL 2 Sept. 30 DET 2 vs. DAL 2* Preaseason (5-2-0) Sept. 17 DAL CHI 3 Sept. 18 CHI 1 vs. DAL 3 Sept. 20 FLA 2 vs. DAL 4 Sept. 21 WSH 2 vs. DAL 3 Sept. 22 DAL COL 5 Sept. 27 COL 1 vs. DAL 2 Sept. 29 PHX 2 vs. DAL Preseason (4-4-0) Sept. 19 DAL COL 1 Sept. 20 DET 3 vs. DAL 1 Sept. 21 DAL CHI 2* Sept. 24 CHI DAL 3 Sept. 26 WSH 3 vs. DAL 4* Sept. 27 DAL DET 8 Oct. 3 COL 4 vs. DAL 1 Oct. 5 STL 1 vs. DAL Preseason ( ) Sept. 18 DAL COL 2* Sept. 19 NYR 2 vs. DAL 5 Sept. 20 DAL STL 3* Sept. 23 STL 0 vs. DAL 5 Sept. 25 DAL CHI 2 Sept. 27 DET 2 vs. DAL 3 Oct. 2 COL 4 vs. DAL 2 Oct. 4 CHI 4 vs. DAL Preseason (3-4-0) Sept. 18 ATL 2 vs. DAL 5 Sept. 19 DAL COL 4 Sept. 20 DAL PHX 3 Sept. 22 PHX 1 vs. DAL 3 Sept. 24 DAL TBL 7 Sept. 27 COL 5 vs. DAL 3 Sept. 30 TBL 3 vs. DAL 4* Preseason (4-2-1) Sept. 18 STL 5 vs. DAL 6 Sept. 19 DAL TBL 4* Sept. 20 COL 6 vs. DAL 3 Sept. 22 DAL PHX 6 Sept. 25 DAL COL 4* Sept. 27 PHX 2 vs. DAL 3** Sept. 29 TBL 1 vs. DAL Preseason (1-5-1) Sept. 23 DAL STL 3 Sept. 25 COL 4 vs. DAL 2 Sept. 27 STL 3 vs. DAL 4 Sept. 28 DAL CHI 4 Oct. 1 DAL COL 3 Oct. 2 CHI 4 vs. DAL 3** Oct. 5 EDM 3 vs. DAL Preseason (3-4-0) Sept. 16 TBL 3 vs. DAL 4** Sept. 17 DAL COL 3 Sept. 19 DAL STL 2 Sept. 22 FLA 4 vs. DAL 1 Sept. 23 DAL FLA 4 Sept. 24 COL 2 vs. DAL 3 Sept. 26 STL 5 vs. DAL Preseason (3-2-1) Sept TBL 4 vs. DAL 2 Sept COL 1 vs. DAL 2 Sept. 25 STL 2 vs. DAL 5 Sept. 28 DAL COL 2 Sept. 30 COL 1 vs. DAL Preseason Schedule Sept. 20 MTL Sept. 22 COL vs. DAL Sept. 24 STL vs. DAL Sept. 25 COL Sept. 27 FLA Sept. 29 FLA vs. DAL Oct. 1 STL

15 GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS * = Overtime, ** = Shootout, + = Sellout # Date Team W-L-OT Record GF-GA Scorers W Goal PP PK SF-SA W-L Gltdr. Attend. 1 New Jersey Devils W* ,21,91, / New York Islanders W** p,3,10, / /14/2010 Detroit Red Wings W p,21,10, / /16/2010 St. Louis Blues W** , / Tampa Bay Lightning L s,16,10, / Florida Panthers W ,23,18, / /23/2010 Nashville Predators L / /26/2010 Anaheim Ducks L p, / /28/2010 Los Angeles Kings L p, / /30/2010 Buffalo Sabres W p,10p,29s, / /03/2010 Pittsburgh Penguins W ,91,29,21, / /05/2010 Phoenix Coyotes W p,91,91p,14p,21p, / Colorado Avalanche L /45 31/ Los Angeles Kings L / Anaheim Ducks L , / /16/2010 Anaheim Ducks W p, / /18/2010 San Jose Sharks W* ,18p,18,63, / /20/2010 Colorado Avalanche O** ,10,18p / Toronto Maple Leafs L / Ottawa Senators W , / /26/2010 St. Louis Blues W ,14s, / St. Louis Blues W ,21p / Carolina Hurricanes W ,29,18, / /02/2010 Washington Capitals W p, / /04/2010 Minnesota Wild W* ,29p,16,3p / Columbus Blue Jackets O** , / Chicago Blackhawks L ,24, / /10/2010 Carolina Hurricanes W** / Phoenix Coyotes L ,21p / San Jose Sharks W** ,63p / /16/2010 San Jose Sharks O* p,21p, / Columbus Blue Jackets W p, / Detroit Red Wings W* ,10p,10, / /21/2010 Montreal Canadiens W ,14s,37,91p, / /23/2010 Calgary Flames O** p, / /26/2010 Phoenix Coyotes L / Nashville Predators W ,21,28, / /29/2010 Detroit Red Wings L ,28, / /31/2010 Vancouver Canucks L p / St. Louis Blues W p,10,91, / Chicago Blackhawks W p,63p,63p,29s / /07/2011 New York Rangers O** ,63p / Minnesota Wild W ,14,18, / /11/2011 Edmonton Oilers W ,14, / /15/2011 Atlanta Thrashers W p,16,6p,18,18p,44p / /17/2011 Los Angeles Kings W p,15p / Edmonton Oilers W ,63,18p, / Calgary Flames L ,91,2, / Vancouver Canucks L / /26/2011 Edmonton Oilers W ,10p, / /01/2011 Vancouver Canucks L / Boston Bruins L ,10s, / Philadelphia Flyers L / /09/2011 Phoenix Coyotes O* , / /11/2011 Chicago Blackhawks W** ,91p, / /13/2011 Columbus Blue Jackets L p / Edmonton Oilers L p / Calgary Flames L , / Vancouver Canucks L , / /22/2011 New Jersey Devils L / Detroit Red Wings W ,21s,13, / /26/2011 Nashville Predators W ,33,21p / Phoenix Coyotes W ,15,14p / Anaheim Ducks O* ,16,21p / San Jose Sharks W s,21, / Los Angeles Kings W* ,6,14s, / /09/2011 Calgary Flames O** p,63, / /11/2011 Minnesota Wild W ,6,23, / /13/2011 Los Angeles Kings L , / /15/2011 San Jose Sharks L ,17s,14p / /17/2011 Chicago Blackhawks W ,14,10,27, / /19/2011 Philadelphia Flyers O** , / /23/2011 Anaheim Ducks O* p,21, / Nashville Predators L p, / Phoenix Coyotes O** p / San Jose Sharks L / Los Angeles Kings L / Anaheim Ducks W ,63,10,63p / /05/2011 Columbus Blue Jackets W p,21, / /07/2011 Colorado Avalanche W ,21,10p, / Colorado Avalanche W ,21, / Minnesota Wild L ,10p, /

16 FINAL SCORING Brad Richards Loui Eriksson Brenden Morrow Mike Ribeiro Jamie Benn Steve Ott Trevor Daley Adam Burish Stephane Robidas Tom Wandell Alex Goligoski Brandon Segal Jamie Langenbrunner Karlis Skrastins Brian Sutherby Jeff Woywitka Toby Petersen Tomas Vincour Jason Williams Mark Fistric Nicklas Grossman Krystofer Barch Brad Lukowich HOME ROAD TOTAL GP G A P +/- GP G A P +/- GP G A P +/ Kari Lehtonen Andrew Raycroft HOME ROAD TOTAL GP REC. GA GAA SV% GP REC. GA GAA SV% GP REC. GA GAA SV%

17 PROSPECT REPORT AHL TEAM GP G A PTS PIM +/- Severin Blindenbacher Texas Maxime Fortunus Texas Aaron Gagnon Texas Luke Gazdic Texas Scott Glennie Texas Tristan King Texas Philip Larsen Texas Trevor Ludwig Texas Brad Lukowich Texas Guillaume Monast Texas Travis Morin Texas Michael Neal Texas Ondrej Roman Texas Raymond Sawada Texas Colton Sceviour Texas Mathieu Tousignant Texas Tomas Vincour Texas Francis Wathier Texas ECHL TEAM GP G A PTS PIM +/- Tristan King Idaho Guillaume Monast Idaho Michael Neal Idaho JUNIORS TEAM GP G A PTS PIM +/- Jace Coyle Medicine Hat (WHL) Scott Glennie Brandon (WHL) Alex Guptill Waterloo (USHL) Hubert Labrie Gatineau (QMJHL) Alex Theriau Medicine Hat (WHL) NCAA TEAM GP G A PTS PIM +/- Mike Bergin R.P.I Alex Chiasson Boston Curtis McKenzie Miami (Ohio) Nico Sacchetti Minnesota Austin Smith Colgate Reilly Smith Miami (Ohio) Scott Winkler Colorado Coll John Klingberg Frolunda (SEL) Patrik Nemeth AIK (SEL) Max Warn Helsinki (SM-Liiga) GOALIES Richard Bachman Tyler Beskorowany Jack Campbell Pat McGann REGULAR SEASON EUROPE TEAM GP G A PTS PIM +/- TEAM Texas (AHL) Texas (AHL) Idaho (ECHL) Windsor (OHL) Quinnipiac PLAYOFFS GP G A PTS PIM +/ GP G A PTS PIM +/ GP G A PTS PIM +/ GP G A PTS PIM +/- GP G A PTS PIM +/- GP MIN REC GA GAA SV% SO GP MIN REC GA GAA SV%

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