Olympic break evaluation: Glen Gulutzan finding success amid crazy first season back with Stars
As the end of the Olympic break approaches, it provides a nice opportunity to look back at a wild first 57 games for Gulutzan in his return to Dallas.
As the end of the Olympic break approaches, it provides a nice opportunity to look back at a wild first 57 games for Gulutzan in his return to Dallas.
The newest assistant coach in Dallas is focused on using his own background as a pro athlete to help the Stars grow their own skill sets.
With a new coaching staff and new theories, Dallas is looking forward to new opportunities on the power play in the year ahead.
Dallas played a gritty and opportunistic style, and it helped carry them to a shootout victory over St. Louis on Saturday.
After hiring a new head coach and making minor roster tweaks, Dallas is ready to hit the ice and continue its chase of greatness.
The new bench boss of the Stars has plenty of things to keep him busy with training camp less than two months away.
The Quebec native had a highly decorated career in figure skating and has spent the last 11 years working with the Edmonton Oilers as the club’s skating coach.
Experienced ‘growth’ working with McDavid, Draisaitl past 7 seasons as Oilers assistant.
Gulutzan spent the last seven seasons with Edmonton where the Oilers qualified for the postseason in six of the seven years and reached the Stanley Cup Final in each of the last two.
Graham spent the last six seasons as the head coach of the Texas Stars posting an 183-140-40 record in 363 regular-season games and reaching the Calder Cup Playoffs in all four of his seasons.
Reaches 3rd round of Stanley Cup Playoffs for 8th time, 3 in row with Dallas.
Players’ ability to have thick skin allowing Dallas to respond after losses.
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