neal broten scored the first goal in dallas stars history.
neal broten scored the first goal in dallas stars history.
who scored the first goal in dallas stars history?
neal broten
1997–98 dallas stars season









































the 1997–98 dallas stars season was the fifth national hockey league season in dallas, texas (and 31st overall). the most notable aspect of the season was winning the presidents' trophy.









































section::::regular season.









































the stars tied the edmonton oilers for most power-play goals scored, with 77, and had the best power-play percentage in the league, at 20.00%.









































section::::player statistics.









































section::::player statistics.:regular season.









































bullet::::- scoring









































bullet::::- goaltending









































section::::player statistics.:playoffs.









































bullet::::- scoring









































bullet::::- goaltending









































section::::awards and records.









































bullet::::- presidents' trophy









































bullet::::- neal broten, lester patrick trophy









































bullet::::- jere lehtinen, frank j. selke trophy









































section::::draft picks.
1997–98 dallas stars season
2006–07 dallas stars season









































the 2006–07 dallas stars season was the 40th season for the dallas stars, and the 40th overall of the franchise. the stars made one major acquisition, eric lindros. with marty turco still in goal, and mike modano and captain brenden morrow leading the team, the stars qualified for the playoffs for the fourth consecutive season.









































section::::regular season.









































the stars tied the toronto maple leafs for the fewest shorthanded goals scored during the regular season, with three.









































section::::playoffs.









































the dallas stars ended the 2006–07 regular season as the western conference's sixth seed.
2006–07 dallas stars season