Stars bolster blue line with veteran defenseman Tyler Myers, adding size and playoff experience to their Stanley Cup pursuit.

“Contributions from every single player on our team here, we’re missing a lot of guys,” Stars captain Jamie Benn said of the streak after Tuesday’s win. “The guys that have stepped in have done a great job. It’s a collective effort, a team effort and I think that’s what we like most about it.”

Dallas city officials are actively trying to retain the Stars, including considering incentives to renovate the AAC into a more "hockey-specific" venue.

The Dallas Stars (37-14-9), who give up 2.68 goals per game to rank third in the NHL, visit the Calgary Flames (24-28-7) on Tuesday at 9 p.m. ET on ESPN+. The Flames' 31st-ranked offense is scoring 2.

Plano officials confirmed they’ve been in discussions with the Dallas Stars to build a new arena where a suburban shopping mall currently sits. However, city officials told The Dallas Morning News on Friday that no formal offer has been made to relocate the NHL franchise to The Shops at Willow Bend site yet.

Exploring the Stars' potential trade targets, from seasoned defensemen to scoring forwards, to bolster their Cup aspirations.

For the second consecutive night, Dallas steamrolled its opponent in 6-1 fashion and pushed its franchise-best winning streak to double digits