Dallas Stars are ditching Victory Plus for Amazon Prime Video — a major shift that could signal the end of Victory Plus as a viable NHL broadcast platform. Fans with existing Prime subscriptions won’t pay extra, and familiar voices like Josh, Razor, and Brian will still call the games. With other teams reportedly following suit, this move may be part of a broader NHL migration to Amazon, making games more accessible for Prime members while Victory Plus fades into history.

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Oskar Bäck, the Dallas Stars’ unsung defensive force, is proving he’s more than just a reliable cog—he’s a game-changer. In his second NHL season, the 26-year-old forward played every minute from November onward, scoring five goals and dishing seven assists while averaging over 12 minutes of ice time. With only 10 penalty minutes all year, he’s the team’s disciplined shutdown specialist, boasting a plus-10 rating that ranks him fifth on the roster. Standing at 6-foot-4, Bäck skates smart, always in position, and though he could add more physicality, his current game is already elite. Signed to a bargain $825K contract in his final year, he’s quietly becoming one of the most valuable bargains in the league—especially as coaching staff pushes for more offense, his ceiling may be higher than ever.

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Dallas Stars are switching from Victory Plus to Amazon Prime Video for game broadcasts this season, joining the Seattle Kraken in a bold move that signals major changes for the struggling streaming service. With teams like the Texas Rangers and Anaheim Ducks also pulling out, Victory Plus faces mounting financial woes — including canceled high school football games — as it struggles to stay afloat. While Prime Video isn’t free, its cost is still more affordable than most team-specific packages, offering dedicated fans a smarter alternative. This shift reflects a broader trend: big platforms are reshaping how local sports content reaches fans.

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