Minnesota North Stars

338:. The North Stars won 3–1. The team achieved success early, reaching first place in the West Division halfway through the 1967–68 season. Tragedy struck the team on January 13, 1968, when Masterton suffered a fatal hit during a game against the Seals at Met Center. Skating towards the Seals goal across the blue line, he fell backward, hitting the back of his head on the ice, rendering him unconscious. He never regained consciousness and died on January 15, 1968, two days after the accident. He was 29. Doctors described the cause of death as a "massive brain injury". To date, this remains the only death of a player as a result of an injury during a game in NHL history. The North Stars retired his jersey, and later that year, hockey writers established the 3867:, then voice of the Minnesota North Stars. The two better-known talents each took a period and then the three longshots split up the third, with Strangis going last. When Al Shaver was asked who he liked the best, he chose Strangis. Ralph shone in his audition, with the perfect ability to complement Shaver's play-by-play with insights from the players and his own intimate knowledge of the game. When the Stars moved to Dallas in 1993, Shaver decided to not to migrate south with the franchise and retired. After three more seasons as color commentator (teaming with Mike Fornes), Strangis migrated to the play-by-play mic, effectively cementing his status as the "Voice of the Stars." 3277: 3269: 36: 491:, who came to Bloomington with the NHL's and major league sports’ longest undefeated streak, a 35-game run of 25 wins and 10 ties. An all-time record Met Center crowd of 15,962 squeezed into the arena, which remained the highest total in all 26 seasons of the North Stars franchise. Minnesota ended the Flyers' streak with a 7–1 win. Seven different North Stars scored seven unanswered goals. In the quarter-final round of the 1980 playoffs, the North Stars upset the four-time defending champion 420:. While a number of exhibition games were played between teams in the two leagues, the North Stars never played their cross-town rivals. But the competition for the hockey dollar between these two clubs was fierce. Despite making a good account of themselves on the ice, insurmountable financial difficulties forced the Fighting Saints to fold midway through their fourth season. A second incarnation of the Fighting Saints lasted only half of the next season before also folding. 7012: 5978: 3482: 4315: 5988: 242: 685:

eliminated gold from the uniform, except for the logo. Even before the logo change, it had been speculated that the North Stars would adopt a new logo following the 1990–91 season, as the future primary logo was first painted on the Met Center ice before the aforementioned season, albeit in a reverse color scheme from its upcoming incarnation.

3300:) carried North Stars games from 1967 to 1979. Usually, 27 road games and three home games were televised each season. Frank Buetel was the play-by-play announcer from 1967 to 1970. Hal Kelly took over for the next few years. followed by Joe Boyle in the mid-1970s. Boyle was joined by color commentator Roger Buxton. After the station gained 3463:. We wish them good luck. And to all the North Stars over the past 26 years, we say thank you, all of you, for so much fine entertainment. It's been a pleasure knowing you, Minnesota's loss is definitely a gain for Dallas – and a big one. We thank you, though, from the bottoms of our hearts, for all the wonderful nights at 3284:

The North Stars were known for their "classic" green and gold color scheme. For the majority of their existence, the North Stars wore white jerseys with green and gold striping at home and green jerseys with white and gold stripes on the road. Black trim was added to the white jerseys in 1981, and to

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On the other hand, the Dallas franchise has taken some steps to mend the emotional wounds left in Minnesota. When the Dallas Stars won the 1999 Stanley Cup–three years after Green sold the team–their official video "Nothing Else Matters" not only included their past seasons' disappointments, but also

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and took a 3–2 series lead into game six at the Met Center against the Norris Division champion Detroit Red Wings. The Red Wings won, 1–0, in overtime after a video referee review confirmed that Sergei Fedorov had scored a goal. This was the first use of video replay in the Stanley Cup playoffs. The

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and a last-minute newcomer to Baldwin and Belzberg's group, purchased 51% controlling interest in the North Stars from them, with Baldwin and Belzberg sharing the remaining 49% stake. Green agreed to purchase Baldwin's 24.5% share, giving him more than 75% control of the team shortly after a dispute

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as the new home of the franchise, and the decision was formally announced on March 10. Several reasons were cited for the relocation, including poor attendance during a string of losing seasons, the failure to reach deals for a new arena in either Minneapolis or Saint Paul, and a sexual harassment

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Per the 1991 expansion agreement, the North Stars were allowed to protect fourteen players from selection by the Sharks. This meant the core of their 1991 conference championship roster essentially remained intact, with the team losing only four players from its NHL roster to San Jose (the Sharks'

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in the summer of 1988, Doug McLeod joined Resch in the broadcast booth beginning with the 1988–89 season. The North Stars' telecasts returned to KMSP in December 1988. The majority of the road games continued to be shown on KMSP, though late in the season some road games were shown on the premium

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Following the 1991 Finals run, the North Stars adopted a new logo – the word "STARS" in italicized gold capitals over a green star with a gold outline; the gold now a more metallic shade than the previous yellowish shade. The team also adopted black as its primary color for its road uniforms, and

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Although Strangis had a great deal of broadcast experience, his tryout as color commentator on the Minnesota North Stars radio network was a longshot; other better-known sportscasters received more air time during the auditioning process. The five potential candidates split up a game as guest

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remaining selections from Minnesota were minor-leaguers). As a result, while the Sharks endured the typical struggles of an expansion team and finished last overall, the North Stars modestly improved from the 1990–91 regular season though still finishing with a losing record. They made the

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On January 15, 1979, the North Stars defeated the New York Rangers at Madison Square Garden, 8–1. Tim Young became the second player in NHL history to score five goals on five shots. His five-goal game remains the best offensive output by a player in the Minnesota/Dallas franchise.

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By 1978 the North Stars had missed the playoffs in five of the previous six seasons, and had only tallied two winning seasons since joining the league. Attendance had tailed off so rapidly that the league feared that the franchise was on the verge of folding. At this point,

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lawsuit against Green that resulted in his wife threatening to leave him unless he moved the team. The subsequent decision to relocate the franchise to Texas made Green much reviled in Minnesota, where he derisively came to be known as "Norm Greed".

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To celebrate the team's 25th anniversary, the team wore a commemorative patch on the left shoulder of its uniforms. The patch depicted Bill Goldsworthy, wearing a green uniform, facing off against Mike Modano, wearing the new black uniform.

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On November 11, 1981, the Winnipeg Jets visited Met Center. Fueled by an eight-goal second period, and a four-goal, seven-point night by Bobby Smith, the North Stars scored the most goals in an NHL game since 1944 in a 15–2 win.

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On December 17, 2000, the Wild hosted the Dallas Stars in the latter's first visit to Minnesota since the relocation (excluding the aforementioned neutral-site game at Target Center in 1993). The Wild won that game 6–0 with

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coupled with the Leafs' win over the Red Wings not only kept the North Stars out of the playoffs, but also with the worst record in the league. Chronic attendance problems led the owners to threaten to move the club to the

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The North Stars achieved success in their first year of existence by finishing fourth in the West Division with a record of 27–32–15 and advancing to the playoffs. During the 1968 playoffs, the North Stars defeated the

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was the play-by-play radio announcer throughout the Stars' stay in Minnesota. During the WCCO era, Shaver was joined for many home games by WCCO's Larry Jagoe in the early seasons, followed by WCCO personality

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that Shaver first shared the broadcast booth with his son, Wally, who is the current Gopher hockey radio announcer. The elder Shaver's call of the closing moments of the last-ever North Stars game went thus:

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making 24 saves for a shutout. As of the 2023–24 season, the Stars won 52 of 90 meetings with the Wild, with one tie and nine OT/SO losses. The two teams also faced each other in the

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After retiring as a player, Reid spent 12 years as color commentator for the North Stars. After the team's move to Dallas, Reid continued as an analyst for NCAA hockey. He and

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Due to mounting financial problems resulting from poor management of his non-hockey business ventures, Green only kept the Stars for three more years before selling them to

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After 1984, the franchise only had one more winning season in Minnesota, in 1985–86. In 1987–88, it won 19 games, the second-fewest wins in franchise history. A loss to the

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with Baldwin arose. Belzberg maintained his share of the rest of the team's stock until October 1990, when Green became the team's sole owner by buying Belzberg's shares.

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men's hockey for several seasons, then retired in 1996. Shaver came out of retirement for one season in 2000, when the NHL returned to Minnesota with the debut of the

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2 million ($ 18.8 million in 2023 dollars). The "North Stars" name was announced on May 25, 1966, after a public contest. The name derives from the state motto, "

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In 1991, black became the primary color, as the team underwent a complete redesign. The new logo and uniforms were carried over to Dallas after the team moved south.

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from the Dallas Stars franchise on June 30, 2020, there is no longer anyone working for Dallas who had a direct connection to the franchise's time in Minnesota.

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Al Shaver did all radio play-by-play except in 1992–93, when he did radio play-by-play on non televised games. He also missed some games when he did the

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The team had seventeen playoff appearances, a 77–82 playoff record, two Norris Division championships, and two Campbell Conference championships.

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hockey, football and basketball. Kurtz returned to Minnesota in 2000 when he was hired to become the first radio play by play announcer for the

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On April 4, 2017, the Wild honored the North Stars by wearing North Stars jerseys for warmups, despite the North Stars history belonging to the

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NHL hockey returned to Minnesota when the NHL announced in 1997 that the state had been awarded an expansion franchise to begin play in the

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was already in negotiations with the NHL to create an expansion team in the area, the league instead asked Green to let Disney create the

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in five games, making it to the finals for the second time in franchise history. The team fought hard against the eventual champion

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In the middle of this transition, a historic night awaited the North Stars. On January 7, 1980, Minnesota was scheduled to play the

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The North Stars logo used for the 1991–92 and 1992–93 seasons, before the move to Dallas. Dallas adopted a similar logo until 2013.

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the green jerseys in 1988. In 1988–89, the pants changed from green to black, with three stars on each side in place of stripes.

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By 1992, Norman Green was arranging a deal to turn the team into the Los Angeles Stars, playing at a new arena (which is now the

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by creating a new six-team division for the 1967–68 season. In response to the announcement, a partnership of nine men, led by

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with the North Stars. Both the Sharks and North Stars would then be able to select players from the other 20 NHL teams in an

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scoring the first goal in franchise history. On October 21, 1967, the North Stars played their first home game, against the

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in seven games after losing the first two in the series. In the next round, the West finals, the North Stars faced the

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as their sponsor. Despite that, the newly relocated Stars did play at Target Center on December 9, 1993, against the

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while the North Stars would be allowed to relocate to any city of Green's choosing. In January 1993, Green chose

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Following the 1981 NHL realignment to a more geographically grouped configuration, the North Stars were in the

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Modano, who retired in 2011, was the last former North Star in the NHL, leaving the Stars franchise after the

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In the playoffs, the North Stars defeated the Blackhawks. Minnesota won the series 3–2, then eliminated the

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Another factor that also precipitated the move to Dallas was the fact that the team refused to play at the

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On October 11, 1967, the North Stars played the first game in franchise history on the road against the

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In the 1990–91 season, despite a losing record in the regular season, the North Stars embarked on a

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as "The 78s" alternate uniform, adding the recolored "State of Hockey" patch on the shoulders.

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in a series that also went seven games. Minnesota was one game away from advancing to the

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had advertising and pouring rights at that arena. The North Stars and the Met Center had

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whereby the Gund brothers were awarded an expansion team in the Bay Area, the

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The Lone Star Skate: Improbable (But True) Stories of Texas's Hockey Heroes

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warmed up with number 91, as the North Stars retired number 19 in honor of

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Shaver is a ten-time Minnesota Sportscaster of the Year and, as the 1993

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paid tribute to the North Stars' 1991 run to the final, of which star

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This is a listing of the top ten point scorers in franchise history.

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in seven games before bowing out to Philadelphia in the next round.

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also warmed up with equipment belonging to his father, the late

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With the addition of new players such as Minnesota native and

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from 1967 to 1978, then moved to another Twin Cities-based

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The team was led in the early years by the goaltending duo

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Minnesota North Stars: History and Memories with Lou Nanne

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California/Oakland/Bay Area Seals/California Golden Seals

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announced that the league would expand to 12 teams from

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against Team Minnesota took place the day prior to the

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and not available to most hockey fans in Minnesota.

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They then lost to the 521:, the North Stars reached their first 7061:Defunct ice hockey teams in Minnesota 6523: 6437: 6436: 6349: 6262: 6206: 6006: 5619: 5397: 5384: 5173: 4956: 4677: 4675: 4613:"1980 – could history repeat itself?" 4177:List of Minnesota North Stars players 3369:run saw home games available only on 2295: 2195:Shutouts: Cesare Maniago, 6 (1967–68) 1894:Lost Division Semifinals (Blues) 4–1 1779:Lost Division Semifinals (Blues) 3–2 1645:Division Semifinals (Maple Leafs) 3–1 903:List of Minnesota North Stars seasons 7081:Ice hockey clubs established in 1967 7071:Defunct National Hockey League teams 6350: 6263: 5987: 5325: 4957:Ledra, Cristina (December 1, 2020). 4408: 3504:adding citations to reliable sources 3475: 3435:games until his retirement in 1996. 2276: 1971:Division Semifinals (Blackhawks) 4–2 1689:Division Semifinals (Blackhawks) 3–2 517:in 1981. 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