The Dallas Stars might be headed for the suburbs when their lease at American Airlines Center ends in 2031. Alberts denied a report from Front Office Sports that Plano emerged as the front-runner after the Stars’ 21-person ownership advisory group met on Wednesday. We’re all just doing our work.”A team spokesperson told The Athletic in a statement that the Stars are “continually evaluating all options for the home of our franchise in North Texas.”The Stars’ site study comes as their co-tenant at American Airlines Center, the NBA’s Dallas Mavericks, are looking into building an arena and casino complex. A minimum of 75 acres will be needed for the Stars to build their desired complex, according to Alberts. The Dallas Stars have been an important part of the city since they moved here in 1993 and we want them to remain in Dallas.”The Stars currently have their offices and practice rink in Frisco, which is also the home of FC Dallas.