Dallas Stars Acquire Veteran Defenseman Tyler Myers
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It's March 5th. Here's your Dallas Stars news in two minutes. Subscribe to stay locked in all season. The Dallas Stars made a big move on their blue line this week, acquiring veteran defenseman Tyler Myers from the Vancouver Canucks ahead of the NHL trade deadline. They sent a second-round pick in 2027 and a fourth-rounder in 2029 to get the 6'8", 229. Pound righty, who brings over 1,123 games of experience at age 36.
What recent acquisition did the Dallas Stars make for their defense?
Myers has a no-movement clause, so he picked Dallas as his next stop after seven seasons in Vancouver, where the team sits at the bottom of the league. The Stars jumped on the mutual interest to shore up their already sizable defense. Stars general manager Jim Neal highlighted how Myers' right shot ability adds flexibility, pairing nicely with lefties like Thomas Harley or Leon. Bixo. Coach Glenn Galutzin, who's been pushing for more physical play, gets exactly that boost he's wanted. Born in Houston, Myers is the first Texas native to suit up for the Stars, having grown up playing youth hockey there before moving to Calgary at age. Ten. He won a junior title with Stars captain Jamie Benn and NOS goalie Casey DeSmith from Vancouver days.
Meanwhile, Dallas is rolling with the second-best record in the league and a franchise record 10-game winning streak, dropping shots against from 27 per game to just 20.9 lately. Myers joins a contender, eyeing deep playoff runs against teams like Minnesota or Colorado. This episode is proudly sponsored by our partner... It looks like a pillow. It sounds like headphones. Built for comfort and sound. S-O-L-I.
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