Episodes

Ryan and Chris recap the Dallas Stars’ dominant 5–1 win over the Seattle Kraken, breaking down why this may have been their most complete game in weeks. From Rantanen finally catching fire to Wyatt Johnston casually being elite on the third line, the vibes are peaking at the perfect time.

In this episode of Starcastic Remarks, the Dallas Stars secure a 5-2 victory over the Calgary Flames, thanks to standout performances from goaltender Casey DeSmith and forward Wyatt Johnston. Despite being outplayed, the Stars extend their point streak to seven games.​

The Dallas Stars grab two points in Edmonton — but it wasn’t pretty. Ryan, Chris, and James break down a chaotic 4–3 win over the McDavid- and Draisaitl-less Oilers, where Jake Ottinger once again played superhero to bail out another sluggish start.

In this episode, we break down their 3–0 shutout over the Minnesota Wild, featuring a chef’s kiss performance from Jake Oettinger, who stopped all 32 shots and officially re-entered his “Otter Space” era. Mikko Rantanen took a puck to the face and got tougher, Wyatt Johnston channeled his inner Pavelski on the power play, and the new forward lines clicked better than a YouTube subscribe button.

In this solo episode of Starcastic Remarks, Ryan breaks down the Dallas Stars’ chaotic 3–2 overtime win over the Philadelphia Flyers — a game that extended the Stars’ point streak to four, yet felt anything but reassuring. Ryan highlights the key moments, from Harley’s unlikely two-goal night (including the OT winner) to Jake Oettinger’s steady goaltending performance that kept Dallas in the fight.

The Dallas Stars lose 3–2 in a shootout to the Tampa Bay Lightning, despite an outstanding performance from goaltender Casey DeSmith. Ryan and Chris break down the game from the American Airlines Center, reacting to Pete DeBoer’s blunt postgame comments and the team’s lack of urgency.

In this episode, Ryan breaks down the latest updates—or lack thereof—on Heiskanen’s status and what it could mean for the Stars’ playoff chances. Ryan also analyzes the team’s recent struggles, including uninspired performances against Winnipeg and Colorado, and what the Stars need to do to regain their form before the postseason. Plus, a quick look at NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman’s latest press conference and a fun “Who Cares” segment ranking Ryan’s top Stars jerseys.

Ryan, James, and Joey from Locked On Stars break down a chaotic night as the Stars pull out a much-needed overtime win against Anaheim. Plus, we hand out our Biggest Winner & Biggest Loser of the night (spoiler: the refs are catching heat).

The Dallas Stars had a rough night in Winnipeg, falling 4-1 to the Jets in a game that felt like a gut punch. Ryan and James break down the brutal loss, discussing the Stars’ lack of offensive firepower, the struggles of Jake Oettinger, and how missing key players like Miro Heiskanen and Roope Hintz is exposing major weaknesses.

The Dallas Stars made a blockbuster move for Mikko Rantanen, but the fallout from Carolina has been nothing short of chaotic. Plus, with Roope Hintz sidelined, Pete DeBoer is experimenting with new line combos.

The Dallas Stars put their foot down in Vancouver, cruising to a 4-1 win and proving that a bad loss one night means nothing the next. Casey DeSmith turned into DeWall, Mikael Granlund finally freed the monkey from his back, and Mikko Rantanen continues to look like a $12 million bargain in Big D.

The Dallas Stars put up a valiant fight in the third period but fall just short in a 5-4 loss to the Edmonton Oilers. Mikko Rantanen made his Stars debut in style, notching a goal and an assist, proving he doesn’t need Nathan MacKinnon to shine. Meanwhile, Roope Hintz left the game with a facial injury after yet another puck-to-the-face incident.

The Dallas Stars just pulled off a blockbuster trade, landing Mikko Rantanen in a stunning deadline move! Plus, we react to Wyatt Johnston’s contract extension, analyze the fallout for Carolina, and discuss how this move impacts the Western Conference playoff race.

Jason Robertson played hero once again, scoring both the game-tying and overtime-winning goals as the Stars extended their win streak to four games with a 3-2 victory over the Flames. Despite a sluggish start and Calgary bringing the intensity, Dallas found a way to rally in the third period.

In this episode, Ryan, Chris, and James break down Wyatt Johnston’s red-hot season and what it could mean for his next contract. Will he be the first $10 million man in Stars history? Plus, the crew dives into the latest NHL trade madness, including Tampa’s all-in approach, the Seth Jones deal, and a head-scratching trade between two sellers. To top it all off, the guys tackle an all-important Who Cares? segment: What are the guys favorite types of swords?

The Dallas Stars nearly let a two-goal lead slip away, but Thomas Harley delivered a clutch game-winner in the final seconds to secure a wild 4-3 victory over the New Jersey Devils. Ryan, James, and Chris break down the chaotic finish, including Harley’s highlight-reel snipe and why he might be the most exhausted player in the NHL.

The Stars took down the St. Louis Blues 6-3, and it wasn’t even close—on the scoreboard, at least. Despite getting outshot 42-21, Dallas went 4-for-4 on the power play (a franchise first!), and Wyatt Johnston stole the show with a power-play hat trick. Where are the Steve Spott doubters now?

The Dallas Stars absolutely dominated the Los Angeles Kings in a 6-2 blowout, and Logan Stankoven stole the show! After struggling to find the back of the net, Stankoven broke through with a two-goal night, proving why he belongs on the top line. Roope Hintz dished out four assists, Sam Steele scored a highlight-reel shorthanded goal, and the Stars’ power play stayed hot in another electric offensive performance.

Speaking of trades, the rumor mill is in overdrive. Seth Jones? Ristolainen? Brock Nelson? Even… Erik Karlsson?! The guys discuss the latest speculation, why some names make sense (and others absolutely don’t), and whether the Stars are truly "all in" this season.

The Dallas Stars fell 6-4 to the Columbus Blue Jackets in a game where defense was clearly optional. Ryan and James break down the biggest issues, from brutal defensive breakdowns to missed opportunities on the power play. Did Jake Oettinger get left out to dry, or is he in a slump? How did the Stars let Columbus dominate the offensive zone?

The Dallas Stars pulled off a gutsy 4-3 win against the New York Islanders, overcoming a depleted defense corps and a controversial hit on Lian Bischel. Jason Robertson stole the show with a natural(ish) hat trick, while Jake Oettinger bounced back from a rough start to shut things down late.

The Dallas Stars return from the break with a 4-2 win over the New Jersey Devils, and Casey DeSmith was the difference-maker! In this episode, Ryan breaks down DeSmith’s stellar 31-save performance, the Stars’ shaky power play, and Thomas Harley’s continued rise as a top defenseman. Plus, Matt Duchene keeps lighting the lamp, Wyatt Johnston scores a shorthanded empty-netter, and Evgenii Dadonov proves he’s more than just a depth guy.

The Four Nations Championship is delivering chaos, and we’re here for it. Ryan, Chris, and James preview the epic USA vs. Canada rematch, the three fights in nine seconds madness from Round 1, and why this tournament is just be better than the All-Star Game.

The 4 Nations Tournament is off to an electric start, and we break down the instant classic between Canada and Sweden. We also shift gears to Dallas Stars trade talk—should Jim Nill make another move?