On Saturday night, the Dallas Stars honored Mike Modano by retiring his number 9 jersey in a celebration at the American Airlines Center.

Most of the Stars' numbers are assigned, but others have some interesting — and poignant — backstories.

“They’re having trouble keeping up with the Rantanen jersey demand in Dallas.” Are you a Dallas Stars fan who owns a Mikko Rantanen jersey?

Andre Iguodala's number nine jersey was hoisted into the Chase Center rafters following the Warriors' 24-point win over the Dallas Mavericks on Sunday.

Just in case you need the reminder, here is the best player to ever wear the number 9 for the Dallas Cowboys as we approach the 2024 NFL season.

The Dallas Stars and NHL unveil their 2022 Retro Reverse jerseys — a throwback to championship-level looks.

The NFL's adjusted jersey number rules have allowed receivers and defenders to wear single-digit jerseys during the regular season, as they were normally reserved for quarterbacks and specialists.

Bottom line The New Jersey Devils hit the road against the Dallas Stars looking to break a three-game road losing streak. Dallas is 40-18-9 overall and 19-9-4 in home games.

The Dallas Cowboys don't retire numbers, but that doesn't mean they should hand out the ones that belonged to former legends.

Turpin will be the first offensive player to wear that number since Romo, who retired in 2017. The 26-year-old is also the first Cowboys receiver to wear No. 9.

This time last week the Dallas Cowboys were in the middle of assembling their 2025 rookie draft class, and when they were all said and done, they received a ton of approval ratings.

Stars fans have a diverse choice of jerseys to wear to the game, and that's by design. Now, the choice will get even bigger as the NHL and adidas combined to reveal their latest reverse retro ...