Dallas Stars' 1999-00 NHL Season: A Statistical Breakdown
Roster Scoring
The Dallas Stars had a dominant offensive season in 1999-00. They were led by Brett Hull, who notched 39 goals and 44 assists for a team-leading 83 points. Mike Modano also had a strong season, contributing 27 goals and 50 assists for 77 points. Joe Nieuwendyk, Jamie Langenbrunner, and Sergei Zubov all finished with over 50 points, making the Stars one of the most dangerous offenses in the NHL.
Goaltender Statistics
Ed Belfour was the Stars' starting goaltender for the majority of the season. He posted a 37-18-4 record with a 2.11 GAA and a .922 save percentage. Marty Turco also saw some action in net, finishing with a 6-5-2 record, a 2.09 GAA, and a .925 save percentage. Belfour's stellar play was a key factor in the Stars' success during the regular season.
Overall Performance
The Stars finished the regular season with a record of 43-23-10-6, good for 102 points and first place in the NHL's Pacific Division. They advanced to the playoffs but were eliminated in the second round by the St. Louis Blues. Despite the disappointing playoff exit, the Stars had a successful regular season due to their high-scoring offense and strong goaltending.
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