Stars vs Kraken: Trade Deadline Speculation
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It's February 18th. Here's your Dallas Stars news in two minutes. The men's hockey tournament at the 2026 Winter Olympics is reaching its peak, with quarterfinals on Wednesday, semifinals on Friday, and medal games on Sunday. After that, the NHL players still competing in Italy will head back to North America to rejoin their teams for the regular season restart.
What is the current status of the men's hockey tournament at the 2026 Winter Olympics?
The Dallas Stars are gearing up fast, with four games lined up before the NHL trade deadline on the afternoon of March 6th, including a matchup against the Colorado Avalanche that same night. First on their schedule are the Seattle Kraken, who sit third in the Pacific Division but could drop out of playoff contention with just a four-point. Cushion Fans and analysts are buzzing about potential trades, especially if the Kraken falter early. One name in the mix is veteran winger Jaden Schwartz, the 33-year-old who's been reliable on Seattle's second line, power play, and penalty.
Kill, posting numbers similar to Dallas' Jamie Benn, but with way more shots on goal. Meanwhile, other Kraken forwards like 26-year-old Ely Tolvanen and 35-year-old captain Jordan Ebril could shake things up. Tolvanen brings some physicality in scoring punch with 31 points in 55 games, while Everly leads Seattle with 38 points and...
would fit perfectly on Dallas' second power play unit without wearing down his body. That said, a deal between these teams looks unlikely, even if Stars fans dream of reuniting with guys like defenseman Jamie Oleksiak. Still, it's fun speculation as the deadline nears and the playoff race heats up. This DNN story comes to you thanks to our sponsor. Your pillow just got smarter. It plays your podcasts and music. S-O-L-I, solelypillow.com.
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