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SEASON PREVIEW: The 2025–26 season begins with a new voice behind the bench as Glen Gulutzan takes over coaching duties after Pete DeBoer’s departure, signaling a shift in direction following another deep playoff exit in 2025 and a pattern of near misses. The team’s core remains anchored by elite goaltending, with Jake Oettinger entering a long-term commitment after signing an eight‑year, $66 million deal beginning this season. Offense centers on dynamic duo Jason Robertson and Roope Hintz, while the blockbuster addition of Mikko Rantanen, acquired from Carolina in a major trade and signed to a long-term extension, is expected to elevate the Stars into serious contender status — with standout role players like Colin Blackwell and Radek Faksa providing depth support. Despite looming cap challenges and questions about veteran contracts like Tyler Seguin and Matt Dumba, Dallas enters 2025–26 focused on balancing its championship window with long-term roster sustainability as it chases its first Stanley Cup since 1999.
TICKETS INFO: Tickets for Dallas Stars 2025 home games at are on sale now via EventsChaser, with NO hidden service fees. Prices typically start around $50–$70 for lower-demand matchups and escalate depending on opponent, seat location, and game timing. Marquee games — particularly against high-profile rivals like the Pittsburgh Penguins or St. Louis Blues — can see average listing prices well over $150, while premium late-season home matchups frequently push into the $300 range or higher. Premium or VIP packages typically include club-level seats, lower-bowl center-ice views, or suite-level experiences inside American Airlines Center.
STARS’ OPPONENTS: During the 2025–26 NHL campaign, the Dallas Stars will face all 31 other NHL teams. They’ll play 13 games against Central Division rivals (Winnipeg Jets, Minnesota Wild, Nashville Predators, St. Louis Blues, Utah Mammoth, and Chicago Blackhawks) and 12 games against Pacific Division opponents — including matchups with teams like Calgary, Edmonton, Vancouver, Anaheim, Seattle, San Jose, Los Angeles, and Vegas. Additionally, the Stars will play a total of 16 games against Eastern Conference teams, featuring home-and-away series against clubs such as the New York Rangers, Penguins, Islanders, Capitals, Flyers, Bruins, Maple Leafs, and more.
STARS’ 2025 SCHEDULE:
- Week 1 (Oct 9–15):
Oct 9 @ Winnipeg; Oct 11 @ Colorado; Oct 14 vs Minnesota; Oct 16 vs Vancouver - Week 2 (Oct 16–22):
Oct 18 vs St. Louis; Oct 21 vs Columbus; Oct 23 vs Los Angeles; Oct 25 vs Carolina; Oct 26 @ Nashville; Oct 28 vs Washington; Oct 30 @ Tampa Bay - Week 3 (Nov 1–7):
Nov 1 @ Florida; Nov 4 vs Edmonton; Nov 6 vs Anaheim; Nov 8 @ Nashville; Nov 9 vs Seattle; Nov 11 @ Ottawa; Nov 13 @ Montreal; Nov 15 vs Philadelphia - Week 4 (Nov 16–22):
Nov 18 vs NY Islanders; Nov 20 @ Vancouver; Nov 22 @ Calgary; Nov 25 @ Edmonton; Nov 26 @ Seattle; Nov 28 vs Utah; Nov 30 vs Ottawa - Week 5 (Dec 1–7):
Dec 2 @ NY Rangers; Dec 3 @ New Jersey; Dec 5 vs San Jose; Dec 7 vs Pittsburgh - Week 6 (Dec 8–14):
Dec 9 @ Winnipeg; Dec 11 @ Minnesota; Dec 13 vs Florida; Dec 15 vs Los Angeles - Week 7 (Dec 15–21):
Dec 18 @ San Jose; Dec 19 @ Anaheim; Dec 21 vs Toronto - Week 8 (Dec 22–28):
Dec 23 @ Detroit; Dec 27 vs Chicago; Dec 31 vs Buffalo - Week 9 (Jan 1–4, 2026):
Jan 1 @ Chicago; Jan 4 vs Montreal - Week 10 (Jan 5–11):
Jan 6 @ Carolina; Jan 7 @ Washington; Jan 10 @ San Jose; Jan 12 @ Los Angeles; Jan 13 @ Anaheim; Jan 15 @ Utah - Week 11 (Jan 16–22):
Jan 18 vs Tampa Bay; Jan 20 vs Boston; Jan 22 @ Columbus; Jan 23 vs St. Louis - Week 12 (Jan 23–29):
Jan 27 @ St. Louis; Jan 29 @ Vegas; Jan 31 @ Utah - Week 13 (Feb 1–7):
Feb 2 vs Winnipeg; Feb 4 vs St. Louis - Week 14 (Feb 25–Mar 1):
Feb 25 vs Seattle; Feb 28 vs Nashville - Week 15 (Mar 2–8):
Mar 2 @ Vancouver; Mar 3 @ Calgary; Mar 6 vs Colorado; Mar 8 vs Chicago - Week 16 (Mar 9–15):
Mar 10 vs Vegas; Mar 12 vs Edmonton; Mar 14 vs Detroit; Mar 16 vs Utah - Week 17 (Mar 16–22):
Mar 18 @ Colorado; Mar 21 @ Minnesota; Mar 22 vs Vegas - Week 18 (Mar 23–29):
Mar 24 vs New Jersey; Mar 26 @ NY Islanders; Mar 28 @ Pittsburgh; Mar 29 @ Philadelphia; Mar 31 @ Boston - Week 19 (Apr 1–4):
Apr 2 vs Winnipeg; Apr 4 vs Colorado - Week 20 (Apr 5–9):
Apr 7 vs Calgary; Apr 9 vs Minnesota - Week 21 (Apr 10–15):
Apr 11 vs NY Rangers; Apr 13 @ Toronto; Apr 15 @ Buffalo
ABOUT DALLAS STARS: The Dallas Stars are a professional ice hockey team based in Dallas, Texas. They play in the NHL as part of the Western Conference’s Central Division and call the American Airlines Center their home. The franchise began in 1967 as the Minnesota North Stars before relocating to Dallas in 1993, where it quickly established itself as a top-tier team in a non-traditional hockey market. The move marked a turning point, both for the franchise and for the NHL’s expansion into the southern United States.
The Stars reached the pinnacle of success in 1999, winning their first and only Stanley Cup behind a dominant lineup featuring Mike Modano, Brett Hull, Ed Belfour, and Derian Hatcher. Since then, they’ve maintained relevance through various playoff appearances, including a run to the Stanley Cup Final in 2020. Known for their fast, aggressive style and strong home-ice advantage, the team has consistently developed and attracted top-tier talent.
In recent years, the Stars have built a balanced roster blending elite youth with seasoned veterans. As of the 2025–26 season, the team is led by offensive stars like Jason Robertson, Roope Hintz, and new addition Mikko Rantanen, while Jake Oettinger anchors the net as the franchise goaltender. With head coach Glen Gulutzan taking over and a deep playoff-caliber core, the Stars are in serious contention in the Western Conference and are chasing their first Stanley Cup title in over two decades.
