Peter DeBoer defended Mark Stone, emphasizing that he is not a dirty player despite the backlash following the incident with Miro Heiskanen. DeBoer, who has coached Stone for five years, acknowledged the hit as an unfortunate part of the game rather than a malicious act, reflecting his understanding of the complexities of hockey plays.

Peter DeBoer, the head coach of the Dallas Stars, revealed that several players attended an optional practice during the NHL's holiday break, which is against league rules. His comments prompted an investigation by the NHL into the team's adherence to the collective bargaining agreement, highlighting the competitive implications of such practices during designated downtime.

Peter DeBoer, head coach of the Dallas Stars, described Rempe's hit on Heiskanen as dangerous, highlighting the seriousness of the incident. He noted that Heiskanen was able to return to the ice after undergoing concussion protocol, indicating a level of concern for player safety.

Peter DeBoer’s teams are known for winning consistently, but he has a history of sudden downturns in performance. Despite his safety in Dallas, there are concerns about the inconsistency of the players, with some performing well while others struggle. This unpredictability raises questions about how the team will fare moving forward.

Coach Peter DeBoer remained at 619 victories, just one shy of matching Bryan Murray for 20th on the all-time list. Notably, DeBoer achieved 103 of those wins while coaching Florida.