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The Dallas Stars need some additional scoring depth, and they’re hoping to get it from a 38-year-old forward who, to be fair, is also a Stanley Cup champion. The team has announced the signing of David Perron, late of the…

The Dallas Stars have signed veteran forward David Perron to a one-year contract for the 2026-27 season. Dallas General Manager Jim Nill announced the free-agent deal, which carries an annual average value of $850,000.
The 38-year-old forward arrives as Dallas manages injuries to Oskar Bäck, who is on injured reserve, and Matt Duchene, who is sidelined for three months. Perron recorded 28 points across 65 games last season split between the Ottawa Senators and Detroit Red Wings.
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