A Casual Fan’s Guide to the 2022 NHL Draft: The Dallas Stars Edition
What names from the 2022 NHL draft should have Stars fans fawning? What names should have Stars fans angry? Let’s find out. For all seven rounds.
Dallas Stars NHL Draft Coverage
Dallas Stars Daily Links: How Wyatt Johnston Became a Star
Although he didn’t play in 2020-21, Dallas took a gamble on Johnston with their first round pick. Plus, the Evander Kane drama, the Blackhawks will make their investigation findings public, and more.
Dallas Stars Select Albert Sjöberg 207th Overall
With their final pick, the Stars choose a two-way center with potential.
Dallas Stars Select Francesco Arcuri 175th Overall
The Stars continue to restock at center with their sixth-round pick.
Dallas Stars Select Justin Ertel 79th Overall
The left winger brings a bit more size to the Stars’ draft haul, though by no means is lacking in talent.
Dallas Stars Select Ayrton Martino 73rd Overall
The left winger is yet another highly skilled forward who many experts felt could have gone higher in the draft.
Dallas Stars Select Logan Stankoven and Artyom Grushnikov at 47th and 48th Overall
Stankoven, a center for the Kamloops Blazers (WHL), is a highly skilled (yet undersized) forward many felt was deserving of a first round pick.