Underwent surgery on his ankle ...
Played in his 400th career game ...
Had a six-point game.
1993-1994
The North Stars franchise moved from Minnesota to Dallas prior to the 1993-94 season and were renamed the Dallas Stars...
For the third consecutive season he was voted the Stars' Bill Masterton Award winner as MVP voted by his teammates ...
Becomes the only player in franchise history to accomplish that feat ...
Joins Cesare Maniago and Curt Giles as the only three-time winners of the award ...
Became only the third player in club history to score 50 goals, as he led the team with the most goals ever by a Stars' center ...
Tied his career-high with 93 points, as he led the club in scoring for the third straight season ...
Paced the team in power play goals (18), shots (281), shooting percentage (17.8%), multi-point games (29), multi-goal games (12) and power play scoring (39) ...
Recorded his second career hat trick at San Jose on Feb. 21 ...
Collected his 400th NHL point with an assist April 12 against St. Louis ...
Named the Stars' Player of the Month for October after registering 15 points in 12 games ...
An injury kept him from playing in his second straight All-Star Game.
1992-1993
Posted his 100th career goal Nov. 27 against the Rangers ...
Had a 10-game scoring streak from Jan. 19 to Feb. 9, scoring seven goals and 14 assists during his run ...
Tallied five points on Feb. 1 at Vancouver to set a career mark ...
Named the NHL's Player of the Week ending Feb. 6 after scoring three goals and five assists in two games ...
Appeared in his first NHL All-Star Game ...
Played for the U.S. Team in the World Championships in
Germany after the NHL season.
1991-1992
Led Minnesota with 77 points ...
Ranked second on the club with 33 goals and 44 assists ...
Tied for fourth in the NHL with eight game-winning goals ...
Given the team's 'Star of the Game' Award for the player most often selected as one of the three stars of the game.
1990-1991
Ranked third on the squad with 28 goals and fifth on the club with 36 assists and 64 points ...
Collected nine power play goals ...
Played for the U.S. Team in the 1991 Canada Cup.
1989-1990
Scored his first career goal in his NHL regular season debut Oct. 5 against the Islanders ...
Finished the season second among rookies in scoring with 75 points ...
Marked the third best season ever for a Stars rookie ...
Recorded his first career hat trick March 17 at Pittsburgh ...
Named The Hockey News Rookie of the Year ...
Runner-up to Calgary's Sergei Makarov in voting for the Calder Trophy for the league's Rookie of the Year ...
Winner of the Stars' Rookie of the Year Award.
1988-1989
Selected by the Minnesota North Stars in the first round (first pick overall) of the 1988 NHL Entry Draft ...
Played 41 games with Prince Albert of the Western Hockey League ...
Scored 39 goals and 66 assists for 105 points ...
Joined Minnesota for a pair of playoff games.
