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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-02 · 95 entries checked · 76 flagged · 205 issues confirmed · 0 corrected · 205 still open
The Star Mascot — Victor E. Green debuted in 2003, not 2001
The Star Mascot — Starsy served as mascot from 1993 to 2003, not until 2001
Mike Modano — Modano's only career fight was against Rod Brind'Amour — this is incorrect; Modano fought multiple players, including but not limited to Rod Brind'Amour, and it was not his only fight.
Mike Modano — Modano's career high for points in a game is six (2–4–6) against the Anaheim Ducks — this is incorrect; his career high for points in a game is five (2–3–5), achieved multiple times, not six.
American Airlines Center — The arena type is listed as 'retractable-roof' but the American Airlines Center has a fixed roof.
American Airlines Center — The Dallas Wings are listed as a home team but they play at the College Park Center in Arlington, Texas, and have never been a primary tenant of the AAC.
Reunion Arena — The entry states the arena was demolished in November 2009 and the site was cleared by the end of the year, but the STATS section says 'Status=Demolished (2011)'. The correct demolition date is 2009.
Reunion Arena — The entry says the Dallas Stars and Mavericks both moved to the American Airlines Center in 2001, but the Stars' tenure is listed as 1993–2009 in the STATS section, implying they stayed until 2009. The Stars moved to the AAC in 2001, not 2009.
Dallas Stars — Mike Modano's retired number is 9, not 99. The number 99 is retired league-wide for Wayne Gretzky.
Dallas Mavericks — The entry incorrectly states the Mavericks relocated to Dallas in 1993; the Dallas Mavericks were established as an expansion team in 1980 and have always been based in Dallas.
Dallas Mavericks — The entry lists 'Stanley Cup championships=1999, 2014' and 'League=National Hockey League (NHL)' under STATS, which are factually incorrect for the Dallas Mavericks (an NBA team); these details belong to the Dallas Stars.
Dallas Cowboys — The entry states the Cowboys' streak of 190 consecutive sold out regular and postseason games began in 2002, but the actual streak began in 1990 or 1991.
Dallas Cowboys — The entry claims the Cowboys missed the playoffs only twice (1974 and 1984) during their 20 straight winning seasons from 1966 to 1985, but they also missed the playoffs in 1966 and 1967.
AT&T Stadium — The claim that the stadium hosted the Southwest Classic until 2024 is incorrect because the phrasing implies it still hosts it, but the last game was in 2024 and it no longer hosts it as of 2025.
AT&T Stadium — The claim that the stadium was 'one of 11 US venues that hosted matches during the 2026 FIFA World Cup' is factually incorrect because the 2026 World Cup has not yet occurred, so the stadium has not hosted matches yet.
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