Dallas Stars center Wyatt Johnston speaks to the media during a post-season press conference at the Stars practice facility in Frisco, June 4, 2024. The Stars lost in the Western Conference ...

Dallas Stars center Wyatt Johnston skates with the puck against the Vegas Golden Knights during the first period in Game 2 of an NHL hockey Stanley Cup first-round playoff series in Dallas ...

The Dallas Stars released their full regular season schedule Wednesday, opening the season at home on Oct. 14 after two games ...

When Wyatt Johnston found the back of the net early in the first period Saturday night for his first goal of the season, helping the Dallas Stars beat the Philadelphia Flyers, the shot is what was ...

Elite is even an understatement. Dallas went a perfect 4 for 4 on the power play Sunday night to beat St. Louis 6-3. Wyatt Johnston scored three of those goals for the third hat trick of his ...

Stars center Wyatt Johnston was able to slip one past Avs goalie Mackenzie Blackwood to score what’s officially the fastest goal in Stars playoff history, giving Dallas a very early 1-0 lead.

LAS VEGAS — Dallas Stars forward Wyatt Johnston isn’t old enough to sit down at a slot machine at one of the many casinos within walking distance of T-Mobile Arena, but Saturday night he hit a ...

Johnston turned 21 on Tuesday, when the Stars flew home from Colorado with a 3-1 series lead. Wyatt Johnston accomplished a lot for the Dallas Stars before his 21st birthday.

And Johnston is more than a scorer: His defense has been a big part of why he has avoided the healthy scratch and why Dallas decided early he wouldn’t be sent back down. Johnston is not just a ...

Johnston is the third forward in Stars history selected to the All-Rookie Team, alongside Robertson (2020-21) and Mike Modano (1989-90). Johnston has also tied the NHL rookie lead with 24 goals.

As Wyatt Johnston Goes, So Go the Stars The 21-year-old took a big jump in his second NHL season. If he has one more in him, Dallas could level up alongside him.

Entering Friday night’s Dallas-Colorado Game 6, Wyatt Johnston led Stars forwards in postseason time on ice (20:10 per game), ranked No. 1 in goals (seven), and was third in points.