Dallas Stars Morning Links: Eaves Excited For Season Ahead
Excitement is beginning to build as September is off and rolling. Hockey season is almost back, and the Dallas Stars are setting up to make some serious waves.
It’s the first weekend of September, and college football is officially back. While that is fun and thrilling and all, it’s still not NHL hockey. It’s close, but it just isn’t the same.
The Dallas Stars are quickly working their way back to the ice for another exciting season. Just two weeks remain between now and the beginning of the World Cup of Hockey in which Radek Faksa, Ales Hemsky, Tyler Seguin, and Esa Lindell will participate. On September 23rd, the Stars will host their annual training camp in Cedar Park.
Things are looking up in the hockey world, and we couldn’t be more excited. After all, it’s getting difficult to think up new topics to expound upon.
But with hockey just around the corner, why not indulge in some various Dallas Stars news to satisfy your appetite? Just in case you have missed any of the most recent updates and notifications, feel free to catch up on it all here.
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It may not be a whole lot, but it’s definitely enough to give you something to feast your eyes on this morning.
Go and catch some College Gameday and college football on ESPN and ABC throughout today. After all, the entire World Cup will be broadcasted across the ESPN network. Catch all the football you can right now, and begin preparing for an exciting month of hockey ahead.
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