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Dallas Stars 2024 Stanley Cup Odds

Dallas Stars 2024 Stanley Cup Odds

Last year, the Dallas Stars advanced to the Western Conference Final where they were eliminated by the eventual Stanley Cup champion Vegas Golden Knights. Dallas made the playoffs in four of the previous five seasons and was in top-three position in the Central Division as the NHL All-Star break approached. Second year head coach Pete DeBoer has been a winner wherever he has gone and has vastly improved the Dallas offense without sacrificing defense. Dallas remains a team that operates in relative anonymity. Squares often ignore the Stars for bigger name brands, with the result of enhancing their wagering value.

2024 Stanley Cup Betting Odds

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At the approach of the All-Star Break, the Dallas Stars are 29-13-6 straight up and 24-17 over/under the total. Also, Dallas is 3rd in the Central Division playoff standings. Dallas is one point behind the Winnipeg Jets and Colorado Avalanche in the Central Division playoff race. Late on, Dallas has covered five out of their last six games. While the Stars went over the total in four of its previous five matchups. Dallas has NHL rankings of 3rd for goals scored and 14th for power play efficiency. In comparison on defense, the Stars have NHL rankings of 14th for goals against and 5th for penalty killing.

As the metrics indicate, Dallas is one of the most dangerous offensive clubs in the NHL. The goaltending and defense are slightly above average but need improvement for a serious playoff run.

Dallas Stars Key Players

LW Roope Hintz led the Stars with 22 goals, 24 assists, 46 points, and a +17 in his first 45 games. Hintz began his NHL career in 2018-19 and has spent his entire career with Dallas. He is coming off a career season in which he scored 37 goals, 38 assists, and 67 points.

LW Jason Robertson added 17 goals, 32 assists, 49 points and a +10. Roberts began his NHL career with the Stars in 2019-20. He was named to the 2023 NHL All-Star Game. In 210 career games, Robertson has 104 goals, 130 assists, and 234 points. Roberts had his best season last year with 46 goals, 63 assists, and 109 points.

C Joe Pavelski is a future Hall of Famer and one of the most prolific goal scorers in NHL history. Pavelski, age 39, remains a dangerous goal scoring threat. Pavelski scored 19 goals, 23 assists, and 42 points with a +2 to start the season. In 1250 career games, Pavelski has 449 goals, 552 assists, and 1001 points.

Dallas Stars Goaltenders

Number one goaltender Jake Oettinger had a .904 save percentage and 2.96 goals against average in his first 25 games of 2023-24. Oettinger was the 26th overall pick of the 2017 NHL Draft by Dallas. He has a career .916 save percentage and 2.42 goals against average. In 2024, Oetinger was named the NHL All-Star Game for the first time.

Dallas Stars Head Coach

Head coach Pete DeBoer previously led the Florida Panthers, New Jersey Devils, San Jose Sharks, and Vegas Golden Knights. DeBoer led the Devils and Sharks to the Stanley Cup Final. His career record is 560-400-137.

Season-by-Season Record (Last 5)

SEASON GAMES WINS LOSSES FINISH PLAYOFFS
2022–23 82 47 21 2nd, Central Lost in Conference Finals, 2–4 (Golden Knights)
2021–22 82 46 30 4th, Central Lost in First Round, 3–4 (Flames)
2020–21 56 23 19 5th, Central Did not qualify
2019–20 69 37 24 3rd, Central Lost in Stanley Cup Finals, 2–4 (Lightning)
2018–19 82 43 32 4th, Central Lost in Second Round, 3–4 (Blues)
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Dallas Stars History

Founded as the Minnesota North Stars in the 1967 NHL Great Expansion, when the league doubled from six to 12 teams, the franchise moved to Dallas in 1993. When the North Stars couldn’t get a new arena, they decided to head to Texas. The Dallas Stars were a major hit from the very start and won the 1999 Stanley Cup championship.

When the Stars arrived in Dallas, it was at the height of the Dallas Cowboys dynasty in which they won three Super Bowls from 1992 through 1995. The Cowboys were bigger than life in those days, yet the Stars could carve out a niche for themselves. Dallas played to sellout crowds for their first several seasons in Big D. Although interest eventually waned on the Stars, that was due to a mediocre product on the ice more than a hockey problem.

In 2011 Tom Gaglardi bought the Stars after a year of negotiations while the franchise went through bankruptcy. Gagliardi worked hard to rebuild the front office. Most importantly, he brought back Jim Lites as the team president. Lites had previously served in that role for the Stars under previous ownership.

Gagliardi hired general manager Jim Nill in April 2013. Nill was an executive for the Detroit Red Wings before taking the job. At that time, the Wings were considered a modern NHL franchise in which Nill had a leading role. The management team has brought the Stars back to respectability and a berth in the 2020 Stanley Cup Final.

Dallas hosted the Winter Classic at the famed Cotton Bowl on January 1, 2020, in front of over 85,000 fans in a 4-2 win over Nashville. It was the ultimate testament to their popularity in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.

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