Collection: Dallas Stars Hockey Cards

Dallas Stars hockey cards highlight Hall of Famer Mike Modano and modern stars like Jason Robertson and Jake Oettinger. Robertson's Young Guns rookie card is a key target, while Upper Deck autographs and memorabilia patches of top players remain popular with modern collectors.

The Dallas Stars, originally founded as the Minnesota North Stars in 1967 before relocating to Texas in 1993, have built a legacy blending Southern hockey growth, superstar players, and Stanley Cup triumphs. The North Stars years featured playoff runs in the early 1980s behind stars like Dino Ciccarelli, Neal Broten, and Brian Bellows, including a trip to the 1981 Stanley Cup Final before falling to the New York Islanders dynasty. After moving to Dallas, the franchise quickly found success, led by captain Derian Hatcher, sniper Mike Modano, and goaltender Ed Belfour. Under coach Ken Hitchcock, the Stars became a defensive juggernaut in the late 1990s, capturing the 1999 Stanley Cup with a six-game victory over the Buffalo Sabres, remembered for Brett Hull’s controversial triple-overtime goal in Game 6. Dallas returned to the Finals in 2000 but fell to the New Jersey Devils, with Modano cementing his status as the greatest American-born player in NHL history. The 2000s brought stars like Brenden Morrow and goaltender Marty Turco, while the 2010s featured dynamic scorers Jamie Benn and Tyler Seguin, leading to a trip to the 2020 Stanley Cup Final in the COVID-19 bubble, where Dallas fell to the Tampa Bay Lightning. Modern Stars teams feature young talents like Miro Heiskanen, one of hockey’s top defensemen, and elite scorer Jason Robertson, alongside veteran goaltender Jake Oettinger, forming a core capable of contending in the Western Conference. From Modano’s heroics to the 1999 championship and today’s rising stars, the Stars’ history blends Northern roots, Southern hockey growth, and a loyal fan base across Texas eager for another Stanley Cup run.