current agreement. That's if you don't count Scott Glennie , Brenden Dillon , or Reilly Smith like Capgeek does, and there's really no reason why you should count any of them at the moment. The Stars have extended qualifying offers to Benn, Larsen, Bachman, Garbutt, Wandell and Fistric on this list, and the sum total of all of that, with Jamie Benn getting the lions share of the bigger money, could come out to anywhere between $10-13 million dollars. We could debate who will get what until we're blue in the face (or green?), but for brevity let's say Benn will get about $5 million (just taking a stab in the dark here) and then fill in the rest from there. This brings us to somewhere in the neighborhood of $48 million committed to 11 forwards, 6 defensemen, and two goaltenders. From there the Stars would need to add two or three forwards and a defenseman. A good one. How much do they commit on top of that? How much can their owner afford to commit? Tom Gaglardi has given no indications of a ceiling thus far on the budget - Only that he wants to improve the roster if it makes sense and betters the team for the future. So let us, for the sake of this argument, assume that the only real limitation is fear of the new CBA and a cap rollback. Mike Heika has said he believes the Stars think they might be able to take