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Why Dallas Stars Should Consider Rebuilding

 The Dallas Stars are an aging team, and with the injuries to Seguin and Bishop, the Stars should consider rebuilding. The Stars would benefit in the long run if they were to move some of the older veteran players for some picks and prospects.

At the trade deadline, the Dallas Stars make a few trades:

Dallas Stars trade Ben Bishop to the St.Louis Blues for Jordan Kyrou, and a 2022 2nd round pick. 

Ben Bishop is a great goalie when healthy but with Khudobin and Oettinger on board, the Stars no longer need Bishop.

The Stars also trade Alex Radulov to the Detroit Red Wings for Vladislav Namestnikov, 2021 2nd round pick (from NYR), and a 2nd round pick (from EDM).

The Red Wings acquire a marquee player to bolster their lineup for Vladislav Namestnikov and two 2nd round picks.


The Dallas Stars finish the 2020-21 season with the 12th worst record in the league but end up with the 3rd pick in the draft.


Before the 2021 draft, the Dallas Stars make one major trade:

Dallas Stars trade Joe Pavelski, Jamie Oleksiak to the Florida Panthers for Frank Vatrano, Eetu Luostarinen, Radko Gudas, and a 2021 1st round pick.

The Panthers get Joe Pavelski, a star forward, and a solid defenseman in Jamie Oleksiak to help bolster their roster.


2021 Draft

3-Simon Edvinsson 

20-Chaz Lucius

39-Zachary Dean

44-Graham Sward

56-Tristian Lennox

The Dallas Stars Draft three great forwards in Chaz Lucius, Zachary Dean, and Isak Rosen three dynamic forwards, along with Simon Edvinsson and Graham Sward, two terrific defensemen.


Dallas Stars re-sign a few players:

Miro Heiskanen-8yrs/7.5M per

Jordan Kyrou-2yrs/1.5M per


Dallas Stars re-sign All other RFAs


At the trade deadline, the Dallas Stars make one major trade:


Dallas Stars trade John Klingberg to the Philadelphia Flyers for Phil Myers, Morgan Frost, 2022 1st round pick.

The Flyers get a top-pair puck-moving defenseman to pair with Ivan Provorov.


The Dallas Stars finish the 2021-22 season with the 3rd worst record in the league and end up with the 2nd pick in the draft.


2022 draft

2-Matthew Savoie

19-Cruz Lucius

The Dallas Stars draft Matthew Savoie and Cruz Lucius, two blue-chip prospects that should be a huge part of their future.


Dallas Stars re-sign a few players:

Denis Gurianov-4yrs/3.75M per

Jake Oettinger-3yrs/3M per

Frank Vatrano-3yrs/2.8M per

Eetu Luostarinen-3yrs/2.5M per

Morgan Frost-2yrs/1.2M per


Dallas Stars re-sign All other RFAs


The Dallas Stars finish the 2022-23 season with a much better record; they end up with the 13th pick in the draft.


Before the 2023 Draft, the Dallas Stars trade Tyler Seguin to the San Jose Sharks for Timo Meier, and a 2023 1st round pick.

The Sharks get Tyler Seguin, a bonafide 1st line Center, while the Stars get Timo Meier and a 1st round pick.


2023 Draft

6-Arttu Karki

13-Connor Levis

Dallas Stars draft Arttu Karki and Connor Levis, two terrific young prospects that should help the team down the road.


Dallas Stars re-sign a few players

Timo Meier-7yrs/6M per

Ty Dellandrea-4yrs/4.5M per

Roope Hintz-4yrs/3.75M per

Phil Myers-3yrs/3.1M per

Thomas Harley-3yrs/2.75M per

Anton Khudobin-2yrs/2.5M per


Dallas Stars re-sign All other RFAs

 

By the 2023-24 season, the Dallas Stars have put together a contending team


2023-24 Dallas Stars

Ja.Benn-M.Savoie-Ty.Dellandrea

T.Meier-Ch.Lucius-Cr.Lucius

R.Hintz-Z.Dean-J.Kiviranta

J.Robertson-R.Faksa-J.Kyrou

E.Lindell-M.Heiskanen

T.Harley-S.Edvinsson

G.Sward-P.Myers

J.Oettinger

A.Khudobin

Top Prospects: A.Karki, C.Levis, T.Lennox


The Dallas Stars have now built a dangerous team that looks like they could be contenders for the next few years.


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