Now 53 games into the season, the Dallas Stars find themselves atop not only the Central Division but the entire Western Conference. The team's 70 points put them five above the Winnipeg Jets and six ahead of the Las Vegas Golden Knights for the Western Conference lead.While the team is cruising through the division, its current roster is not without its flaws. Like most teams in the NHL, the Dallas Stars could use help on the defensive line and more scoring depth.NHL Network@NHLNetworkThe Dallas Stars are ready to make a deep playoff run. Who could the Stars be targeting at the trade deadline?@LGRed | @KevinWeekes | #TexasHockey | #NHLNow485The Dallas Stars are ready to make a deep playoff run. Who could the Stars be targeting at the trade deadline?@LGRed | @KevinWeekes | #TexasHockey | #NHLNow https://t.co/2WDx62r9w0"The Dallas Stars are ready to make a deep playoff run. Who could the Stars be targeting at the trade deadline? @LGRed | @KevinWeekes | #TexasHockey | #NHLNow" - NHL NetworkLuke Schenn is a veteran defenseman the Stars will likely target as the NHL Trade Deadline approaches. Forwards Dominik Kubalik and Brock Boeser are also potential targets for the Texas team.#1 Luke Schenn could bolster the Dallas Stars' defensive coreVancouver Canucks v Colorado AvalancheWhile the Stars already have a solid defensive core that features the likes of Miro Heiskanen, Colin Miller, Ryan Suter and Nils Lundkvist, depth is key for a deep playoff run. Enter Luke Schenn, who could be a cheap addition for Dallas as they look to secure their first Stanley Cup since 1998-1999.Kyle Bear@KyleBea96359130@DallasStars @TexasStars Now go pickup Schenn from Vancouver!@DallasStars @TexasStars Now go pickup Schenn from Vancouver!"Now go pickup Schenn from Vancouver!" - Kyle BearThe steady veteran would be a welcome addition to the club, providing Dallas with a reliable defensive force at the blue line. A two-time Stanley Cup champion with the Tampa Bay Lightning, Schenn would also provide the Stars with championship experience. Also, given that his contract is only $800,000, it would be an easy contract for the team to absorb.#2 Dominik Kubalik, Detroit Red WingsVegas Golden Knights v Detroit Red WingsIf the Dallas Stars are looking to bolster their scoring depth, Dominik Kubalik of the Detroit Red Wings could be an intriguing trade target for the Stars. The 27-year-old Czech forward has struggled with the Red Wings this season, scoring 14 goals and 20 assists through 49 games.While those are decent numbers for a depth forward, it is a far cry from the 30 goals he scored with the Chicago Blackhawks during the 2019-2020 season. With a $2.5 million cap hit, Dallas would need to sort out the financial aspect of the deal. However, Kubalik could be an interesting "buy-low" candidate for Dallas at the NHL Trade Deadline.#3 Could Brock Boeser find a fresh start in Dallas?Vancouver Canucks v Florida PanthersAfter the Vancouver Canucks traded away their former captain Bo Horvat, it appears the club is entering a rebuilding mode. While Brock Boeser is still a young player, his time in Vancouver may be up, and a change in scenery may be on the cards for the talented forward.Taylor Baird@taylordbairdDallas as a destination?From a "he's a RW that would be in the top 6" perspective, that's what Dallas needs next to Seguin and Marchment.From a salary cap perspective, absolutely no way a Gurianov-Boeser straight up trade works for the Stars. They'd need to clear $2.5M more. twitter.com/MLarkinHockey/…Matt Larkin@MLarkinHockeyA divorce between the #Canucks and Brock Boeser is complicated to execute but inevitable.Which destinations make sense as landing spots?Six possible new teams for No. 6:dailyfaceoff.com/six-potential-…161A divorce between the #Canucks and Brock Boeser is complicated to execute but inevitable.Which destinations make sense as landing spots?Six possible new teams for No. 6:dailyfaceoff.com/six-potential-…Dallas as a destination?From a "he's a RW that would be in the top 6" perspective, that's what Dallas needs next to Seguin and Marchment.From a salary cap perspective, absolutely no way a Gurianov-Boeser straight up trade works for the Stars. They'd need to clear $2.5M more. twitter.com/MLarkinHockey/…"Dallas as a destination? From a "he's a RW that would be in the top 6" perspective, that's what Dallas needs next to Seguin and Marchment. From a salary cap perspective, absolutely no way a Gurianov-Boeser straight up trade works for the Stars. They'd need to clear $2.5M more." - Taylor BairdFor the Dallas Stars, Boeser could provide added scoring depth to their top two lines. The 25-year-old has scored nine goals and recorded 22 assists for Vancouver this season, and while those numbers are less than impressive, Boeser has scored 20 or more goals four times in his career.