Jamie Benn has never been the loudest voice in the room. He’s not the type to command attention with long speeches or dramatic gestures. Instead, the Dallas Stars captain has built his reputation the old-fashioned way—through consistency, toughness, and showing up when it matters most.
The Dallas Stars have the second-best record in the NHL. As the team is having a solid season, Jamie Benn has been reaching career milestones. Benn recently scored the 400th goal of his NHL career.
Dallas Stars captain Jamie Benn achieved a significant milestone on Tuesday night, as he’s played in his 1,200th game in his NHL career in a matchup against the New York Rangers.
Well, so much for the 2025 Western Conference Final rematch. The Dallas Stars scored four goals in the first period en route to an 8-3 beatdown of the Edmonton Oilers on Tuesday night in Alberta.
The Dallas Stars just dominated the Edmonton Oilers on the road with an 8-3 victory on Tuesday night. Jamie Benn recently made his season debut after missing the start of the season due to a collapsed lung.
NHL head coaches have to hire good assistants. They have to set an overarching philosophy, juggle lineup configurations, and do the kind of “man management” that is impossible to track statistically.
Jamie Benn scored his 400th career goal and Jason Robertson continued his torrid scoring spree as the visiting Dallas Stars trounced the floundering Edmonton Oilers 8-3 on Tuesday.
The Dallas Stars are facing the Edmonton Oilers tonight in the lone game on the NHL schedule. The Stars currently lead 4-0 over the Oilers after the first period of the game.
The Dallas Stars have given their fans plenty to cheer about this season. With elite scoring depth, reliable goaltending, and a blue line that pushes the pace, Dallas has looked every bit like the contender they are.
Dallas Stars captain Jamie Benn is ready to make his season debut. Coach Glen Gulutzan said Benn would be activated from long-term injured reserve to play in the Stars' home game Tuesday night against the New York Islanders.
Six weeks after undergoing surgery for a collapsed lung, Dallas Stars captain Jamie Benn returned to the ice with his teammates for the first time during the team’s optional morning skate ahead of its game against the Anaheim Ducks.
Well, here we go again. Just when Dallas Stars fans thought they might catch a break after last season’s playoff disappointment, their captain decides to spring a collapsed lung on them.
The Dallas Stars will be without one of their longtime players for the start of the regular season. News emerged on Thursday morning that captain Jamie Benn had surgery for a collapsed lung.
Today, the Dallas Stars announced that their captain Jamie Benn will undergo surgery to repair a collapsed lung. The team says he will be reevaluated in four weeks.
Dallas Stars captain Jamie Benn has a collapsed lung and will undergo surgery. General manager Jim Nill said the injury occurred in Tuesday's preseason game against the Minnesota Wild.
One of the notable veterans in the NHL today is going to miss some time. On Thursday, Dallas Stars general manager Jim Nill announced that forward Jamie Benn will be undergoing surgery for a collapsed lung.
Scary news out of Dallas on Thursday morning as captain Jamie Benn is set to undergo surgery for a collapsed lung. Stars’ GM Jim Nill confirmed that Benn was diagnosed with the injury during the third period of Tuesday’s game and will miss significant time.
Dallas Stars captain and veteran winger Jamie Benn is out on a day-to-day basis with an upper-body injury, Stars head coach Glen Gulutzan told a group of reporters that included Stars beat writer Robert Tiffin.
The Dallas Stars and captain Jamie Benn are very close to a new contract. The deal is for one season and should be announced on Thursday. Pierre LeBrun of TSN writes, “Benn deal should be announced in the next hour.
As the Dallas Stars enter the offseason with questions, especially after a heartbreak Game 5 loss to the Edmonton Oilers and a Western Conference Final exit, some are wondering what’s next for captain Jamie Benn.
Following his ejection in Game 3 of the Western Conference Final after brutally cross-checking Vegas Golden Knights' Mark Stone in a 4-0 loss, Dallas Stars captain Jamie Benn addressed the nasty incident that ultimately led to a suspension from the NHL on Wednesday.