With an unpredictable NHL future and a playoff exit just shy of the Stanley Cup Finals three years in a row, will Dallas Stars captain Jamie Benn get another chance at winning it all?

Dallas Stars' Wyatt Johnston (53), Logan Stankoven (11), Thomas Harley (55) and Jamie Benn, center rear, celebrate Johnston's goal in the first period of an NHL hockey game against the New Jersey ...

On Saturday, Benn himself addressed those questions and was very honest about how he sees the future unfolding for hm. “I’m gonna go into the summer planning on playing next year,” admitted ...

Jamie Benn is extending his run as the longest-serving captain in Dallas Stars history. The Stars are bringing back Benn for a 17th season on a one-year deal worth up to $4 million, the team ...

Outlook for the Stars after 3rd straight WCF exit. ... “I’m praying Jamie Benn is back," DeBoer said. ... Mikko Rantanen’s impressive showing creates hope for future Jun 16, 2025.

With Benn’s deal, the Stars now have $1.7 million remaining in cap space to sign three forwards. With a new head coach taking over, Benn’s continued leadership will be important, as the Stars ...

While prospects selected in the first 100 or so picks usually carry a sizable dose of future potential, ... Jamie Benn’s focus a testament to his quiet, confident leadership Apr 25, 2025.

DALLAS — The Dallas Stars have re-signed their longest-tenured captain, Jamie Benn, to a one-year deal. Benn will make $1 million base salary with an additional $3 million available in ...

Stars general manager Jim Nill never sweated Benn’s future, either, thanks mainly to the incentive-laden structure of over-35 contracts. “He wants to be here,” Nill said in May.

It looks as though the fate of longtime Dallas Stars captain Jamie Benn has been announced following the latest report from NHL analyst Andy Strickland, who says he'll be back next season.

Dallas Stars captain Jamie Benn has signed a one-year contract to stay with the only team he has played for in his 16 NHL seasons. General manager Jim Nill says Benn embodies everything it means ...