By the time Philippe Boucher signed with the Dallas Stars, it was already known that he had a strong shot and could provide an offensive rush but he hadn’t really showed it consistently.  This would change in Dallas, where he would have three seasons of 30 Points, including a 51 Point year (2006-07), where he was named to his first and only All-Star Game.  The Defenceman would score 162 Points over his Dallas career.

Brad Richards will always be (and rightfully so) associated first with the Tampa Bay Lightning, as it was there where he won the Lady Byng, the Conn Smythe, and the Stanley Cup.  With all of that being true, Richards was quite good in Dallas in the three years and change he played there.

If this list were regarding overall importance to the organization, Lou Nanne would be in the top ten.  Following his playing days, he served as the team’s coach for a brief time and as General Manager for a decade. It was under his leadership that Minnesota built one of the more exciting teams of the 80s, which featured a trip to the Stanley Cup.

Dennis Hextall was only with the Minnesota North Stars for four and a half seasons, but the plucky, undersized forward put up his best career numbers while there.