With a new coach, some players leaving or staying, and a couple of new arrivals, are the Dallas Stars better as the next ...

On the first day of NHL free agency, Gulutzan’s hire appeared to be the one and only big change the Stars would be making this offseason.

The Dallas Stars are turning to a name from their past to lead the team into the future. The Stars announced on Tuesday, July 1 that they have hired Glen Gulutzan as their next head coach.

Gulutzan, who was most recently an assistant for the Edmonton Oilers, served as the Stars’ head coach from the 2011-13.

Glen Gulutzan is set to come back for a second run as the head coach of the Dallas Stars. Godspeed.

It was still a bit surreal for Gulutzan to be back in the Stars' home arena, where he was a first-time NHL head coach in his early 40s, and only about six weeks after being in the opposing locker room ...

“No thank-you,” laughed Gulutzan, whose lethal power play in Edmonton crested at 32.4 per cent one season, an NHL modern-day ...

With the dog days of the NHL offseason coming into focus, it seems like an opportune time to ponder all that Dallas has done and all that could lie ahead ...

The Stars reintroduced Glen Gulutzan as their coach, with he and the franchise both in much different places than a dozen years ago.

FRISCO, Texas – Dallas Stars General Manager Jim Nill announced today the hiring of Glen Gulutzan as the team’s head coach.

Neil Graham has taken another step in his coaching career, moving up from the AHL to become the newest assistant coach for the Dallas Stars.