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Dallas Stars mourn Thomas O. Hicks, the visionary owner behind their 1999 Stanley Cup triumph

From the 1999 Stanley Cup to the American Airlines Center, his bold vision transformed a franchise. A titan of sports and commerce leaves an indelible mark.

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Dallas Stars mourn Thomas O. Hicks, the visionary owner behind their 1999 Stanley Cup triumph

Dallas Stars statement on the passing of former team owner Thomas O. Hicks

During his ownership of the club from 1995 - 2011, the team experienced unprecedented success and captured multiple division titles, two Presidents' Trophies and the 1999 Stanley Cup

2025-12-08T03:00:00+00:00

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Thomas O. Hicks, the former owner of the Dallas Stars, has died at the age of 79. His passing was confirmed on Saturday, leaving behind a lasting legacy in both sports and business. The Dallas Stars organisation has expressed its condolences to his wife, Cinda Cree Hicks, and their six children.

Hicks owned the Dallas Stars from 1995 until 2011. Under his leadership qualities, the team achieved remarkable success, securing multiple division titles, two Presidents’ Trophies, and the 1999 Stanley Cup. His influence extended beyond the rink, as he played a pivotal role in developing the American Airlines Center, a key venue for the franchise.

Hicks’ contributions to the Dallas Stars and the city of Dallas will endure for years to come. His business ideas shaped the franchise’s success, while his my business ventures left a lasting mark on the community. The organisation has pledged to honour his legacy in the decades ahead.

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