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Derek Bell

Bankruptcy Judge Rejects Both Bids to Purchase the Phoenix Coyotes

After what probably seemed like an eternity for fans, and players alike, the City of Glendale is keeping the Phoenix Coyotes. U.S. Bankruptcy Court Judge Redfield T. Baum decided to reject both Jim Balsille's and the NHL's offers to purchase the financially troubled franchise. "In hockey parlance, the court

Coyotes Relocation Fee Could Be Up to $195 Million

The Phoenix Coyotes and Jim Balsillie saga continues. Over the weekend two groups, the Barrett Sports Group and Sports Value Consulting, conducted separate studies to determine a potential relocation fee if Balsillie's bid to buy the financially troubled franchise is successful. The two figures ranged from $101 million to $195

A Rested Marty Turco is Key to Dallas Stars' Success

For the Dallas Stars and Marty Turco the 2008-09 season is one they would all like to forget. For Turco in particular who posted a 2.81 GAA and .898 save percentage, both the worst of his thus far stellar career. However, in all fairness to Turco he did face

Dallas Has A Lot Of Options With #8 Pick

So it's been awhile since I posted an article and with things ramping up to the NHL Draft in less than a week, I wanted to give a closer look at some of the players that could be available when Joe Nieuwendyk gets his turn at the podium in Montreal.

StarGazing: Monday Edition

In this edition of StarGazing, the Dallas Stars have signed their number one goaltending prospect to a three year entry level deal, fan favourite Stu Barnes never gave coming out of retirement a second thought and one of the greatest playoff series of all-time is going to a seventh game

StarGazing: Monday Edition

In this edition of StarGazing: Team USA moves on to the quarterfinals, Brenden Morrow is playing some baseball and a longtime NHL great is calling it quits. In this DallasStars.com article, it goes to show you just how small the hockey world really is. Stars prospect Trevor Ludwig (son

The Save of the Playoffs!

If you don't know the name Simeon Varlamov by now, you will. I am going to let this next highlight speak for itself.