NHL.com recently published a story by Mike Heika highlighting David Pelletier and his role as the newest assistant coach for the Dallas Stars. The article explains how Pelletier is using his experiences as an Olympic gold medalist in pairs figure skating to help players develop their skills on and off the ice.

The piece outlines Pelletier’s background, including his work as a power skating coach for the Edmonton Oilers, and details how he has applied lessons from years of high-level competition to his expanded responsibilities in Dallas. NHL.com describes his day-to-day involvement with the team, including faceoff work, skate sessions, video analysis, and supporting injured players. The article emphasizes how his philosophy of discipline, preparation, and presence informs the way he coaches, providing unique insights for both players and staff.

Heika’s story also highlights Pelletier’s partnership with head coach Glen Gulutzan, noting how his experience and approach complement the coaching staff and help the Stars improve in multiple areas. Fans can read the full article to understand how Pelletier’s diverse background and Olympic mindset are being applied to elevate the team.

This coverage gives the community a closer look at how the Stars are integrating innovative coaching methods and the value of Pelletier’s experience in shaping the team’s development and performance.