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Zitatder drei Defender die UFA werden noch mit drauflegt

ZitatRALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA ---- The Dallas Stars took a gigantic sh*t this afternoon in the land of Dixie, where the 2004 NHL Entry Draft is currently unfolding. Dallas, unable to deal forward Bill Guerin to Florida for the 7th overall pick (as speculated), began the day with the 20th overall pick.

As things worked out, however, the Stars didn't need that 7th pick to land a highly-talented player. The downward spiral of such top-rated talent as Robbie Schremp and Wojtek Wolski should have ensured a top offensive prospect to add to the talent-deprived Stars system. Instead of drafting at 20 GM Doug Armstong instead chose to deal the pick to New Jersey for the 22nd overall and a third round pick later in the day.

Wolski went to Colorado at 21, adding to their already top-notch offensive depth and virtually ensuring their dominance of Dallas for years to come. Nonetheless, Dallas had the chance to take Robbie Schremp again at 22, but opted to trade yet again. This time it was the bitter rival San Jose Sharks who came calling. Army put aside his hatred for the divisional foe, and bent over and placed his hands facedown on the table while the Sharks sent the 28 and nine billionth picks in exchange for the 22 (which was used on Lukas Kaspar, who will kick Dallas' ass for years to come).

Despite Army's furious insistence that Dallas trade that 28th pick as well, no other NHL team had the lack of conscience to take him up on the offer. "We just couldn't do it" said Calgary Flames coach and GM Daryl Sutter. "It would have been akin to trading the mentally retarded kid down the street a Bo Jackson 93 Donruss for his Roger Clemens rookie, just because the poor shlub was a huge Bo homer."

Armstrong, forced to draft a player with the pick, employed the old 'cover your eyes and point to a name in the book' trick to select Mark Fistric aproximately 80 picks before projected. "He'll do" Armstong was immediatley quoted as saying, as he returned to his Disney KidTeaser crossword puzzle.

Fistric's RedLine report didn't faze Armstrong one bit. Despite possessing what is described as "Beer-League Skating Skills," Army lauded the newest Dallas Star as "being a perfect fit for our already awful talent pool." Armestrong furthur stated that "Fistic's lack of offensive and skating skill fits our needs like a glove. My hope is that we can pair him with John Erskine next year for the overall worst defensive duo to ever lace 'em up." When asked to explain the obvious lack of hockey knowledge that he possessed, Armstrong dodged the question by banging on the table with his clipboard and loudly demanding "More Kool-Aid!!!"

Fistric wasn't on hand to respond. When contacted by telephone, his mother informed us that he was not home, and that he nor she were aware that Fistric was eligible for the draft. Needless to say, Mrs. Fistric was elated at the news. "I can't beleive this!" she belted. "He just started playing three weeks ago with some guys at work down at the A&P! And now he's a first rounder?!?"

Armstrong wasn't done embarassing himself there, however. Dallas amassed most of the picks in the 2nd round today, and were forced to decide on a name at 34. Surprisingly, Army decided on Defenseman Johan Fransson of Sweden.

Surprising because Fransson has displayed great talent and promise thus far in his career. What isn't surprising is that he suffered a shoulder injury two years ago that required major reconstuction surgery earlier this year. "Our hope is that the arm will have to be removed," said Armstrong. "Jim Abbott was a huge hit for a few years in the Major Leagues, and we're shooting for the first one-armed NHLer." Armstrong then rolled up his sleeve to reveal a Def Leppard tattoo, while flashing the "devil horns."

With their later 2nd round picks, the Stars returned to the plan of drafting unknowns. Winger Raymond Swabata, who has a snowball's chance in hell of making the NHL, was taken with the 52nd overall pick. Raymond was not available for comment, and we are currently working to confirm that he is still alive. At 56, Dallas selected Niklas Grossman of the Swedish Junior League. Grossman scored 1 goal and had 2 assists in 32 games for Sodertajle SK, and fits Armstong's "no talent" plan nicely.

Story developing...

Zitatkeine überraschungen.....obwohl ich Downey noch gerne in Dallas sehen würde

ZitatLubomir Sekeras wechselt zu den Nürnberg Ice Tigers.

ZitatBin genau deiner Meinung.Mit Haydar,Trepanier und Sekeras hat man sich wirklich große Kaliber geholt,doch alles Star-Spieler in einer Mannschaft reicht nicht aus um den Titel zu holen da muss man erst einmal die Harmonie im Kader stimmen.

ZitatSo lange er nicht so wie Worrell ist ists schon OK

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ZitatSo lange er nicht so wie Worrell ist ists schon OK

Nee also diesen Anti SKater von Worrell kann keiner das Wasser reichen!!!
Da muß man wirklich angst haben ob er überhauptr jemals geradeaus skaten kann.Wie kommt der eigentlich in die NHL???
Der kann doch nix außer kloppen und checken  :wand:  :wand:  :wand:

ZitatDie Gerüchte,dass die Stars noch einen defender wolen,mehren sich.Neben MacGillis gilt Andreas Lilja als heißer Kandidat auf einen Vertrag bei den Stars.Beide haben bestätigt,dass die Stars schon kontakt zu ihnen aufgenommen haben.

ZitatThe Dallas Stars have reportedly upped their offer to free agent forward Brett Hull as they and the Phoenix Coyotes try to land the third leading goal scorer in NHL history.

According to the East Valley Tribune, the Stars' latest offer to Hull is a one-year deal that would pay him between $1.5 million and $2 million. The Stars first offer was said to be between $1 million and $1.5 million.

Phoenix has offered two years in a deal that could pay Hull in excess of $4 million, according to the Tribune.

Meanwhile, the Coyotes have expressed an interest in defenseman Teppo Numminen, who played with the Stars last season. The Tribune reports the Coyotes have offered their former captain $1.4 million for next season.

The Stars and Nashville are also said to have had talks with Numminen. The 36-year-old defenseman had surgery this summer to correct a problem that caused his heart rate from accelerating. The problem sidelined for a short time last season, but he did return to action for the Stars and he will play for Finland at the World Cup later this summer.

ZitatMal abwarten,ob Hull den Stars noch mal zum titel bringen kann.Aber er sollte auf jeden fall einen spielstarken Center finden,der ihn mit vorlagen füttert.

ZitatDALLAS MORNING NEWS: Richard Durrett yesterday reported Brett Hull's agent claimed the Stars are getting serious in their attempt to sign the veteran winger. Bobby Hull Jr said the Stars offered up a one-year deal worth between $2-$3 million. The Hulls are scheduled to meet with Stars GM Doug Armstrong and head coach Dave Tippett next week.

ZitatFORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM: Mac Engel reports of a "split" within the Stars organization over whether to spend money on re-signing Brett Hull or using the cash instead to sign a veteran blueliner. The club is already deep on the Wings while bringing in a top defenceman is the real priority.

ZitatST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: Derrick Goold reports Blues GM Larry Pleau still has three other players to re-sign after getting Chris Pronger back in the fold late yesterday, and isn't in any position to make a formal offer to Hull. It's believed Pleau is instead considering Martin Rucinsky or Andreas Johansson. Bobby Hull Jr said if the club put a real offer on the table they'd get consideration.

ZitatSpector's Note: My thanks to "Jeff in Dallas" and "Stymie" for the first bit. That offer is up from the supposed $1.5 mil the Stars were thought to have made, but the Coyotes are offering a second season with a salary based on Hull's performance in his first year, and that could still swing things in their favour. As for the supposed "split" in the organization regarding re-signing Hull, there were suggestions over a week ago that such a move was based more on "name recognition" than in addressing the club's real needs. As far as Hull returning to St. Louis, I'd say that possibility has pretty much faded out.

ZitatHull's return to Dallas would be a disappointment to the Coyotes, who made a strong presentation to lure Hull to Phoenix.

"We have a genuine interest, we've made a serious and substantive offer, and we're awaiting his reply," Coyotes GM Mike Barnett said Wednesday.

Hull has plenty of ties to the Coyotes. Barnett is his former agent and Hull and Gretzky are close friends.

"If you know the relationship between Brett and Wayne Gretzky, and Brett and Mike Barnett, you know what a great fit this would be," said Bobby Hull Jr., Hull's brother and current agent. "Brett loves Phoenix and he's very comfortable with the situation. Their offer is both generous and very serious."

ZitatHull's agent, Bobby Hull Jr., says the Stars are "serious about getting Brett" after speaking with general manager Doug Armstrong on Thursday. The two sides are set to meet next week to finalize details.

Hull is also said to be mulling over a two year offer from the Phoenix Coyotes worth more than $2-million a season but for now, Hull Jr. says their attention is on the Stars.

"Last week, they were simply interested. Now, they are serious about it," Hull's agent tells the newspaper. "It looks positive."

ZitatARIZONA REPUBLIC: Richard Obert reports the Phoenix Coyotes still have a legitimate shot at signing Brett Hull. His agent claims yesterday's report out of Dallas claiming the Stars are close to signing "the Golden Brett" are wrong. Bobby Hull Jr. claims he's still in discussions with the Stars but no deal is close, and claimed he's had more serious discussions with Coyotes GM Michael Barnett. The Stars are believed offering a one-year, $2.2 million contract while the Coyotes have offered a two-year deal.

ZitatPITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW: Karen Price reports Penguins GM Craig Patrick has made an "initial inquiry" to Brett Hull's agent, although he hasn't made an offer yet. Bobby Hull Jr says Patrick contacted him on Wednesday and said the Pens GM would get back to him after speaking with team owner Mario Lemieux. Despite newspaper reports of an imminent signing by Hull, his brother says it could take up to two weeks before anything significant happens.

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Das überrascht mich doch ein bisschen,schließlich ist Barnes nicht mehr der jüngste und außerdem war seine letzte Saison auch nicht so überzeugend.

Zitatwieso sagen die spieler denn nicht von selber das sie weniger verdienen wollen,also das sie nur 50% des ehalts kriegen wollen...das machen doch auch einige fußball spieler

ZitatTja und trotzdem wollen die Herren Eishockeyspieler nicht einsehen das die NHL keine Goldgrube ist und gespart werden muss.Wie im Fussball alle halten die Hand auf bis zur endgültigen Pleite.

Zitattjoa in Dallas kann man eigentlich recht zufrieden sein......


bei Kapanen ist es es ein drittel (aber dafür hat er jetzt einen one-way-contract)

ZitatBei eineem Two Way Vertrag muß ein Spieler nicht über die Waivers List gehnw enn er in die Minors geschickt wird. Und Wenn er in den Minors spielt ist der Vertrag vom NHL Team nciht Gültig (also der Finanzielle Teil) da wird er dann von dem Minor Team bezahlt. Hört sich kompliziert an (ich weiß ich kann das nicht so gut erklären)

Bei einem One Way Vertrag ist das jedenfalls alles nicht so. Und im großen und ganzen Gilt wer einen OneWay Vertrag bekommt bekommt in der Regel auch einen NHL Stammplatz.

Zitatbei nem two-way muss man nur was zwischen 30 - 75 % des gehalts zahlen, wenn der spieler im farmteam ist.....bei einem one-way vertrag muss man immer das ausgehandelte (NHL-)gehalt zahlen, egal ob NHL, AHL oder ECHL

ZitatMomentan teilen sich die Stars mit Tampa das Farmteam Springfield glaube ich, kann mich aber irren

ZitatDa die Steelhads den Kelly Cup letzte Saison gewinnen konnten, wirds die weiterhin geben alles andere wäre unlogisch.

ZitatDie Stars haben mit Iowa ne Vertrag geschlossen, hab ich heute in der USA Today gelesen

ZitatDa wär so mancher NHL Club neidisch drauf.  :ee:

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ZitatDa wär so mancher NHL Club neidisch drauf.  :ee:

öhm die Pens  :confused:   :D:

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ZitatDie Stars haben mit Iowa ne Vertrag geschlossen, hab ich heute in der USA Today gelesen

ähem....darüber haben wir doch hier schon diskutiert.....


die neue Halle in Des Moines wird übriges über 17,000 zuschauer fassen  :ee:

ZitatIch denke für diesen Fall hätten die Stars auch andere erfahrene Verteidiger wie zum Beispiel einen Zubov,Boucher,Sweeney oder Klemm.

Zitat13 Datsyuk schrieb am 24.07.2005 18:51
Modano hat letzte Saison total Sch.... gespielt.Würde mich nciht überraschen wenn er geht,oder gehen muss.

13 Datsyuk

ZitatModano09 schrieb am 25.07.2005 20:50
Modano wird kaum gehen, er hört lieber auf zu Spielen als bei nem anderen Club anzufangen  ;D

ZitatThe agent for defenseman Derian Hatcher isn't ruling out a return to Dallas for the free agent.

Pat Morris cautions that just because the Detroit Red Wings decided to buy out his client rather than pay him close to $5-million this season, does not mean that Hatcher will come cheap.

"One of the reasons he left Dallas was the longer-term security Detroit gave him," Morris tells the Star-Telegram. "Given teams' needs for a No. 1 defenseman and his track record and age ... would point to him seeking significant terms."

Morris indicated that a three year deal would be a likely starting point in negotiations.

On Monday, the Red Wings bought out the remaining three years of Hatcher's contract.

Click here to find out more!


Sources with the Stars tell the newspaper that they would be interested in bringing back Hatcher, regardless of whether or not they can sign free agent center Mike Modano or defenseman Sergei Zubov.

Hatcher spent 11 seasons in Dallas before signing a five year, $30-million contract with Detroit in 2003. However, he suffered a knee injury in his third game with the Red Wings in the 2003-04 season and was limited to just 15 games that season.

Zitat13 Datsyuk schrieb am 27.07.2005 21:52
Dallas waive Pierre Turgeon.Finde jetzt nicht das es so tragisch ist.

ZitatTurco schrieb am 27.07.2005 14:04
ähm.....soo defensiv hat hat Tippett aber nich spielen lassen.

es lag wohl eher daran, dass turgeon in seiner ersten season nicht sonderlich überzeugte (auch weil er immer wieder kleinere verletzungen hatte) und dann letzte season nicht mehr über die 3. Reihe hinauskam und das teilweise auch nur noch als LW.

ZitatForwards

Junior Lessard
Pros: Extremely solid on his skates, goes into traffic areas, always keeps after the puck in the offensive zone until the play is dead, good shot
Cons: May not have the skill level to be an impact player in the NHL, skating could improve a little more
Performance: Met expectations

Loui Eriksson
Pros: Smooth skater, looks to have a high skill level, projectable frame
Cons: Didn’t look like he put a lot into the camp
Performance: Below expectations

Marius Holtet
Pros: Fantastic shot, aggressive player on both ends, will play physical, good skill level
Cons: Body may not hold up to his style of play, consistency worrisome
Performance: Met expectations

Vojtech Polak
Pros: Tremendous hands, outstanding skill level, fantastic selection of shots, great puck handler, offensive awareness is excellent, explosive skater
Cons: Defense is nearly non-existent, cherry picks, needs bulk, prefers to avoid contact
Performance: Above expectations

Tuomas Mikkonen
Not enough information

Gino Guyer
Pros: Excellent skater, heads-up player with a lot of hustle, good hockey sense on both ends, good skill level
Cons: A tad small at this point, concerned that he’ll bring his game up the level needed to be a NHL player
Performance: Above expectations

Jarkko A. Immonen
Pros: Very smart player, great positionally, adequate offensively
Cons: Doesn’t stand out much, Needs to play against higher-level players
Performance: Slightly below expectations

Yared Hagos
Pros: Very strong, good hockey sense, lots of hustle in both ends, deceptive moves, controls the puck with strength and skill, great playmaker, very strong on the boards
Cons: May need to improve skating more to be effective in the NHL, needs work on faceoffs, shot could be improved a little more
Performance: Above expectations

David Bararuk
Pros: Very good skill level, has a knack for putting up points, offensive awareness is a key attribute
Cons: Needs to prove himself against better competition
Performance: Met expectations

Jimmie Johnson
Not enough information

John Lammers
Pros: Good skill level, soft hands, versatile shot selection, deceptive speed
Cons: Production doesn’t match with displayed skill level, consistency a worry
Performance: Slightly below expectations

B. J. Crombeen
Pros: NHL-caliber shot, lots of hustle, plays a sound physical game, sound defensively
Cons: Lateral mobility still a concern, skill level adequate but not outsanding
Performance: Met expectations

Francis Wathier
Pros: Gives 110% every shift, takes coaching well, strong along the boards
Cons: Questionable skill level and skating, still very raw, physically underdeveloped
Performance: Below expectations

Frederik Naslund
Pros: Soft hands, huge frame, looks to have great upside, adequate speed
Cons: Needs to adjust to his body, very awkward looking, likely weakens his agility and production
Performance: Slightly below expectations

Ned Havern
Pros: Great shot, heart and soul type player, not out of place in an offensive role, good hockey sense
Cons: Probably could use some time in minors to find a role in the pros, comes from a very deep team so it’s hard to gauge his actual value
Performance: Above expectations

Rob Hisey
Pros: Undeniably skilled, tremendous moves, soft hands, good shooter and passer, good speed (but average for a player of his style)
Cons: Didn’t stand out as much as expected, dangles too much, needs to improve skating or decision making to make an impact in the pro ranks
Performance: Below expectations

Janos Vas
Pros: Strong on his skates, good offensive instincts, digs in around the net, good skill level, good shot accuracy
Cons: Disappointed by his puck handling, not sure his defensive play is good enough yet
Performance: Slightly above average

Ray Sawada
Pros: Smart player, positionally sound in all zones, projectable frame, strong along the boards, good playmaker, aggressive forechecker, noticeable physical game
Cons: Not sure he has the tools to produce effectively at higher levels, may not be more than a forechecker
Performance: Met expectations

Joel Lundqvist
Pros: Strong physical player, can control play along the boards, strong defensive presence, good puck handler
Cons: Terrible skating will limit his effectiveness
Performance: Slightly below expectations

ZitatDefense

Trevor Daley
Pros: Can control a game with his skating ability, dangerous with or without the puck in the offensive zone, can lead the rush, underrated strength
Cons: Small for a defenseman, defensive zone coverage is more adequate than anything, shot inconsistent
Performance: Met expectations

Johan Fransson
Pros: Can control a game with his skating ability, can lead the rush, very patient with the puck, makes outstanding offensive decisions, strong shot with quick release, projectable frame, underrated strength along the boards
Cons: Needs bulk, defensive zone coverage needs improvement, gap control needs improvement
Performance: Slightly above expectations

Jarad Bourassa
Not enough information

Elias Granath
Pros: Sound defender in the defensive zone, solid performer in the offensive zone, projectable frame
Cons: Mobility needs to improve for him to go to the next level
Performance: Slightly below expectations

Niklas Grossman
Pros: Tremendous reach and strength, hard to beat one-on-one, physically punishing without taking himself out of the play, rarely out of position, leadership potential, not without offensive capability
Cons: Needs to fill out his frame, positioning and reach mask his below average mobility, doubtful that he’ll produce a lot at the NHL level
Performance: Above expectations

Mark Fistric
Pros: Tremendous strength, hard to beat one-on-one, physically punishing without taking himself out of the play, rarely out of position, leadership potential, great first pass, respectable smarts at the point, physical speciman
Cons: Needs playing time, could improve his mobility, doubtful that he’ll produce a lot at the NHL level
Performance: Met expectations

Andrew Canzanello
Pros: Smart player in all zones, stronger than he looks, can dish out some big hits
Cons: Not much of a chance at a NHL future (could be useful in Iowa though)
Performance: Above expectations

Matt Nickerson
Pros: Absolutely huge, takes the initiative on offense, physically dominating, good hands for a player his size
Cons: Needs maturity in his game, skating is no more than average
Performance: Met expectations

Shawn Belle
Pros: Fantastic skater, very strong, smart defensive player, strong first pass, good at the point
Cons: Questionable offensive awareness (especially on the rush), needs some seasoning
Performance: Met expectations

Lukas Vomela
Pros: Good shot from the point, good hockey sense, solid defensive play
Cons: Needs bulk to better control physical players, needs more seasoning
Performance: Above expectations


Goaltenders

Dan Ellis
Pros: Strong mobility, excellent glove, doesn’t give up on the play, good puck handler, good reflex goalie
Cons: Inconsistent performance, rebound control spotty, rather old
Performance: Met expectations

Mike Smith
Pros: Covers a lot of the net, excellent puck handler, good reflex goalie
Cons: Weak five hole, rebound control spotty, injury risk a concern (he pulled a muscle in the camp)
Performance: Incomplete

Tobias Stephan
Pros: Excellent reflexes and glove hand, strong movement
Cons: Needs time to adjust to NA angles, inconsistent performer, puck handling is poor, technique could improve
Performance: Met expectations

ZitatWith a deadline looming, the Dallas Stars Thursday signed 2003 draft picks Shawn Belle and forward B.J Crombeen to three-year entry-level contracts.

ZitatGiguere schrieb am 30.07.2005 10:21
Die Stars werden Guerin mit seinem Mördergahlt behalten und ihn nicht aus seinem vertrag auskaufen! :ee:
Mal abwarten,ob es nicht klüger gewesen wäre für diese geld einen anderen Spieler zu holen.

ZitatTurco schrieb am 01.08.2005 18:01
der vertrag enthält zu meiner verwunderung auch keine no-trade-klausel :gruebel:

ZitatGiguere schrieb am 01.08.2005 17:39
Mit der Verpflichtung von zubov entgeht man zumindest dem wettbieten um einen offensivstarken verteidiger und gleichzeitig weiß man in Dallas,was man von ihm erwarten kann.

ZitatOn Monday, Modano told the Dallas Morning News that the Stars never made an offer to him or agent Brian Lawton

Zitat"It just doesn't make sense," Modano told the newspaper. ''I'm old at 35 and Zubie isn't? I don't get it."

Zitatyzerhank19-40 schrieb am 02.08.2005 12:43
Also laut diesem Artikel ist wohl eher Bosten der Kandidat wo Modano landen würde, wenn er kein

Zitat"It just doesn't make sense," Modano told the newspaper. ''I'm old at 35 and Zubie isn't? I don't get it."

Zitatyzerhank19-40 schrieb am 02.08.2005 12:43
Er ist scheinbar auch etwas wütend weil die Stars ihm keinen Vertrag über 3 Jahre anbieten wollen, weil er zu "alt" ist.

ZitatTurco schrieb am 02.08.2005 18:47
die Stars schauen sich aktuell noch nach nem Defender um. Ganz vorne liegen sollen dabei 2 ehemalige Stars, nämlich Teppo Numminen und Stephane Robidas.

außerdem wäre Sweeney nochmal bereit, für das Minimum-gehalt ein jahr zu spielen.


also aus altergründen würde ich Robidas Numminen eigentlich vorziehen. Dazu noch Sweeney als #6 oder #7  :up:

ZitatAccording to ESPN Radio 103.3, Modano has re-signed with the Stars.

Zitatmaple leaf freak schrieb am 02.08.2005 14:46
Das ist eben halt das neue CBA!Wenn mir jemand vor dem Lockout gesagt hätte,das Modano die Stars verlassen wird,hätte ich ihn wohl ausgelacht.Schade eigentlich seit seinem Draftjahr spielt Modano nur für diese eine Franchise und jetzt ist dort kein Platz mehr für ihn!

ZitatGretz schrieb am 03.08.2005 00:38
Noch völlig unbestätigt, aber sicher interessant ist diese Meldung:

ZitatAccording to ESPN Radio 103.3, Modano has re-signed with the Stars.

ZitatThe team has agreed to a two-year deal with defenseman Martin Skoula, according to several sources, meaning the defense is starting to take shape. Skoula, 25, is a left-handed skilled defenseman who played most of his 404 NHL games with Colorado

ZitatReport:Modano inks 5-year deal with Stars
After speculation that he may be on the move to another city, it appears that Mike Modano will remain - and most likely finish his career - with the Dallas Stars.  

ZitatPatLebeau schrieb am 03.08.2005 11:55
Ein weiterer Star der NHL verlängerte seinen Vertrag gleich um 5 Jahre: Mike Modano bleibt den Dalls Stars treu und erhielt trotz seiner 35 Jahre noch einen langfristigen Vertrag, um seine Karriere bei den Texanern zu beenden. Der US-Amerikaner spielt seit 1988 für die Minnesota/Dallas-Franchise.

Scheint nun doch perfekt zu sein!

ZitatTurco schrieb am 03.08.2005 12:45
es ist auch noch nicht perfekt. alles was jetzt geagt wird, war auch schon der stand von vor 10 stunden

ZitatThe Dallas Stars have re-signed veteran defenseman Patrick Traverse to a one-year, two-way contract. Traverse, who signed with the Stars last season, played with the Houston Aeros in 2004-05.

Traverse, 31, had six goals, nine assists and an even rating in 72 games with the Aeros last season.

Traverse has 278 games of NHL experience, playing with Montreal, Boston, Anaheim and Ottawa. He has 14 goals, 51 assists and 113 penalty minutes in those 278 games.

ZitatStars update: Dallas Morning News reports Mike Modano has rejected the Dallas Stars contract offer.

ZitatGretz schrieb am 04.08.2005 03:48
Was lange währt, wird endlich gut. Modano unterschreibt für 5 Jahre bei den Stars.

ZitatPatLebeau schrieb am 04.08.2005 10:43
.... und mit seinen 35Lenzen noch torgefährlich wie eh und je.

ZitatCookie La Rue schrieb am 04.08.2005 10:52
und jünger wird er auch nicht, also schon ein grosses Risiko mit dem 5 Jahres Vertrag, da er sich mit seiner Leistung eher auf dem Weg nach unten befindet. Das wird wahrscheinlich auch der Grund für Modano sein in Dallas zu bleiben, denn einen so langfristigen Vertrag hätte er wohl nirgends bekommen.

ZitatTurco schrieb am 04.08.2005 06:14

ZitatGretz schrieb am 04.08.2005 03:48
Was lange währt, wird endlich gut. Modano unterschreibt für 5 Jahre bei den Stars.

adat soll noch einer verstehen.....das was er jetzt bekommt is doch schlechter als das, was er kurz zuvor noch ablehtne  :gruebel:

ZitatGitcheGumme schrieb am 08.08.2005 17:25
Vielleicht haben die Stars aber auch noch etwas in den Vertrag eingebaut, was den Ausschlag gab.

ZitatTurco schrieb am 10.08.2005 14:29
die Defense is doch das was schon steht....da wirds denke ich mal nix neues mehr geben

Zubov, Boucher, Klemm, Daley, Robidas, Skoula, Erskine, Jancevski, Traverse, Belle.....

Zitatduplo schrieb am 10.08.2005 16:19

ZitatTurco schrieb am 10.08.2005 14:29
die Defense is doch das was schon steht....da wirds denke ich mal nix neues mehr geben

Zubov, Boucher, Klemm, Daley, Robidas, Skoula, Erskine, Jancevski, Traverse, Belle.....

Sehe ich auch so, mir fehlt biss jetzt noch ein guter Wingman. LeClair wär natürlich eine Option, aber wie sieht es da eigentlich bei Mogilny aus ?

ZitatRight wing Alexander Mogilny, 36 and a free agent, reportedly has narrowed his choices to Florida or Washington

ZitatMr. Philadelphia schrieb am 11.08.2005 17:19
Was will er denn in Washington ???
Dann schon lieber zu Nieuwendyk und Roberts nach Florida.

ZitatMr. Philadelphia schrieb am 11.08.2005 17:55
Jammer oder Mecker ich über deine Ansichten?
Ich muss nicht schreiben das ich finde das er nicht nach Washington gehen sollte, habe doch vielmehr geschrieben das ich es aus seiner Sicht besser machen würde und zu den Panthers zu gehen.

ZitatDallas Stars General Manager Doug Armstrong announced today that the club has signed free agent right wing David Oliver to a one-year contract, center Yared Hagos to a two-year deal and goaltender Mike Smith accepted the team's one-year qualifying offer. Per club policy, no financial terms were disclosed.

ZitatGiguere schrieb am 16.08.2005 09:38
viel Spaß mit Burnett,der ist wirklich rausgeschmissenes Geld!
Gott sei dank hat man mit ihm in Anaheim nicht verlängert,denn es gibt wohl kaum einen Spieler in der NHL,der spielerisch so untalentiert ist wie Burnett!

Zitatalso von den Ducks-fans mit denen ich bisher so gesprochen hab, kommt aber ein bisschen was anderes. Er ist zwar groß und schwer, aber sein hauptproblem is, dass er seine fights eigentlich immer verliert, bei ihm aber durchaus noch normales spielerisches potential da ist und er es durchaus schaffen kann von nem reinem (schwachen) goon zu einem soliden grinder für die 4. zu werden

ZitatTurco schrieb am 16.08.2005 00:43
schade....wäre mit lieber gewesen, man hätte Arnott weggetradet.....jetzt also noch mindestens ein jahr mit dem vogel

außerdem bekam Miettinen einen 2-jahresvertrag    und die Goons Mike Siklenka und Garrett Burnett wurden für ein jahr gebunden

ZitatDallas Stars General Manager Doug Armstrong announced today that the club has re-signed left wing Brenden Morrow to a two-year contract. Morrow, 26, appeared in 81 games for Dallas during the 2003-04 season, posting 25 goals and 24 assists for 49 points and 123 penalty minutes. His 25 goals and 49 points were both career bests, as were his nine power play goals.

Zitatmigu schrieb am 25.08.2005 13:41
Die Stars hatten zuvor eine sofortige Verpflichtung Stephans bekannt gegeben.

ZitatModano09 schrieb am 24.08.2005 23:22
LOL Sind die alle so gut? Stephan?? Tobias Stephan??!  :lachen: Denn kenn ich ja von den Kloten Flyers  :lachen:

ZitatStars GM Doug Armstrong announced today that former Star Ulf Dahlen has been hired as a European professional scout for the club. He will be based in his native Sweden. Dahlen, 38, played 369 games during two stints with the Stars organization from 1989-1994 and 2002-2003, and was a member of the Dallas Stars' inaugural team in Texas in 1993-94.

ZitatTurco schrieb am 25.08.2005 23:25
in ein paar jahren besteht wohl der ganze staff nur noch aus ehemaligen :D: