Tyler Seguin Delivers Two Assists In Game 3 Victory
Dallas Stars forward Tyler Seguin produced his second multi-point outing in three games on Monday, finishing a 5-3 victory over Edmonton with two assists. Seguin had a great time playing next to Jason Robertson, who scored a hat trick in the contest. it's been a good postseason campaign for the 32-year-old veteran. With 16 games played, Seguin has tallied five goals and 12 points. He's landed on the top line and is leading all skaters on the team with a plus-10 rating.
Dallas Stars forward Tyler Seguin (lower body) will play in Game 6 against Colorado on Friday. He suffered an apparent lower-body injury late in Game 5, but it looks like it wasn't anything serious. Seguin saw a three-game point streak end in Game 5. He has amassed seven points (three goals, four assists) in 12 games this postseason. The veteran is definitely capable of being more productive. But following Matt Duchene's move to the first line to replace Roope Hintz (upper body), Seguin has less talent to work with on his line, with Mason Marchment and Evgenii Dadonov next to him.
Dallas Stars forward Tyler Seguin was injured in Wednesday's 5-3 loss to Colorado. He exited the contest near the end of the game with an unspecified ailment. Seguin logged 16:37 of action in the contest but didn't have a great time, going scoreless and finishing with a minus-two rating. He had produced four points across the previous three games. Seguin has been inconsistent with his production throughout the postseason, finishing without points in six of his 12 appearances. He has managed three goals and four assists. With Roope Hintz (upper body) also getting hurt, Dallas' top six has taken two massive blows in the last couple of games.
Tyler Seguin Strikes Twice As Stars Take Control Against Avalanche
Dallas Stars forward Tyler Seguin lit the lamp twice to give the team a 4-1 win and a 2-1 series lead against the Avalanche on Saturday. The veteran popped up with the eventual game-winner late in the second period and added a second inside the final two minutes with the Colorado net empty. Seguin now boasts 29 career goals against the Avalanche and hasn't scored more against any other franchise. After also finding the back of the net in Game 2 of the matchup, Seguin will be carrying some good momentum ahead of next week's action in the series. The 2011 Stanley Cup champ has totaled six points (three goals, three assists) in 10 playoff appearances this year.
Tyler Seguin Lifts Stars To Game 3 Win With Two Goals
Dallas Stars forward Tyler Seguin had a pair of goals, including the game-winner, in a 4-1 win over the Colorado Avalanche in Game 3 of their second-round series. Seguin scored the eventual game-winner late in the second period and then sealed the game with an empty-netter in the third. The 32-year-old veteran has played a nice depth role for the Stars during their postseason run, posting six points (three goals, three assists) in 10 games. This kind of spread-out scoring is exactly what makes Dallas such a dangerous team to play, as anyone can have a big game and lead them to victory.
Dallas Stars forward Tyler Seguin may come out of the lineup for rest when the team takes on the Chicago Blackhawks on Saturday. Seguin suffered an upper-body injury on Feb. 22 and missed the team's next 11 games. He could come out to manage his workload as the Western Conference-leading Stars look to embark on a deep postseason run. "It's management between the sports science and the trainers and [coaches]," Stars coach Pete DeBoer said Friday. "Depending on how he's feeling, obviously back to backs you have to think about whether you want to play him." The veteran has posted 23 goals and 50 points on 143 shots across 64 games on the season, his 14th in the NHL.
Dallas Stars forward Tyler Seguin (lower body) will be back in the lineup for Wednesday's contest versus the Arizona Coyotes. The veteran has missed the past 11 games due to a lower-body injury. "In a season, you feel great for maybe 15-20 games and the rest is just kind of part of the season, and playoffs is a whole different story," Seguin said. The 32-year-old has recorded 20 goals and 45 points across 58 games on the season, firing 129 shots on goal in that time while putting forth a plus-nine rating. The Stars enter Wednesday's contest sitting third in the competitive Central Division with a 41-19-9 record, two points back of the first-place Winnipeg Jets.
Dallas Stars forward Tyler Seguin is listed as week-to-week due to a lower-body injury. The veteran missed Saturday's contest versus the Carolina Hurricanes and will be unavailable for some additional time. "He's been dealing with something from even prior to that game," head coach Peter DeBoer said, referring to a loss to the Ottawa Senators on Feb. 22. "It hasn't gotten better. It's actually gotten worse. I think the Ottawa game was the last straw." The 32-year-old is in the midst of a solid season as he has recorded 20 goals and 45 points on 29 shots across 58 games, registering a plus-nine rating on a very good Dallas team. The Stars sit first in the Central Division with a 35-16-8 record, although the second-place Winnipeg Jets are just one point behind with three games in hand.
Dallas Stars forward Tyler Seguin will sit out Saturday's game against Carolina with a lower-body injury. The veteran is exiting the lineup for the first time in 2023-24. It's been a solid campaign for Seguin, who's on track for his most productive year in six seasons. He has totaled 20 goals and 45 points in 58 games. AHL standout Logan Stankoven will drawn into the lineup as Seguin's replacement. The 20-year-old will aim to impress in his NHL debut after racking up 57 points (24 goals, 33 assists) in 47 appearances in the minors.
Tyler Seguin Picks Up Two Points In Thursday's Win
Dallas Stars forward Tyler Seguin totaled two points as the team tied the series against Seattle with a 4-2 victory Thursday night. Seguin had Dallas' final goal in the contest and also collected a power-play assist. He was plus-two for the game and had three shots on goal in total with four hits and a plus-two rating. Seguin has been rocking on the power play in the playoffs, posting four goals and one assist with the man advantage, but he also made a big impact during even-strength play Thursday. The 31-year-old has collected eight points in total during the playoffs, producing three multi-point performances in his last five outings.
Tyler Seguin Scores Power-Play Goal In Game 5 Victory
Dallas Stars forward Tyler Seguin finished with a goal and an assist in Tuesday's 4-0 victory against the Wild in Game 5 of the Western Conference first-round series. Seguin's first period goal was his fourth of the series, and the 31-year-old has been an important contributor for the Stars on the power play with each of his goals coming on the man advantage. The Stars have a chance to wrap up the series in Game 6 on Friday night and advance to the second round of the Stanley Cup playoffs.
Dallas Stars forward Tyler Seguin scored two power-play goals as the team tied the Stanley Cup Playoffs first-round series against Minnesota with a 3-2 road victory. Seguin netted the opening goal 15:42 into the second period and logged the eventual game-winner 16:29 into the third. He is now tied for the second-most goals in the series with three. The veteran has replaced Joe Pavelski (concussion) on the top line and is also skating with the first power-play unit. He's been particularly effective in the latter role, with all three of Seguin's postseason goals coming with the man advantage.
Dallas Stars forward Tyler Seguin (leg) will sit out a sixth straight game Tuesday versus Seattle but could be an option later in the week. Seguin was taken out of the lineup after his left leg was cut by a skate. He is now free of stitches, and head coach Peter DeBoer has noted that Seguin's return isn't far away anymore and that it could come this week. The 31-year-old has enjoyed a solid campaign with 42 points in 65 games. Ty Dellandrea has been skating in Seguin's spot on the second line, but the 22-year-old hasn't managed to make a big impact.
Dallas Stars forward Tyler Seguin (lower body) will miss a second consecutive game Monday versus Seattle. He was involved in an unfortunate incident last week when his left leg was cut by an opponent's skate and Seguin isn't currently traveling with the team. There's a chance Seguin joins the team later on its current six-game road trip. Evgenii Dadonov made the move up to the second line in Seguin's absence Saturday against the Kraken. The Russian sniper boasts two goals and four assists from his first seven outings as a Star.
Dallas Stars forward Tyler Seguin (lower body) has been ruled out for Saturday's matchup versus Seattle. His left leg was cut by a skate in the last game against Buffalo and the team has listed Seguin day-to-day. However, Dallas head coach Peter DeBoer has said that Seguin "isn't close" to returning. Seguin will miss his first game of the season Saturday. He's had a decent campaign with 17 goals and 42 points in 65 games. Fredrik Olofsson is set to replace him in the lineup against the Kraken, while Ty Dellandrea could make a move up to the second line to take over Seguin's spot on the right wing.
Dallas Stars forward Tyler Seguin was forced to exit Thursday's matchup against Buffalo with a lower-body injury. He got tangled up with Buffalo's Jordan Greenway along the wall in the middle of the first period and his left leg was cut. Seguin was later seen on crutches, and Stars head coach Peter DeBoer has already suggested that the 31-year-old won't be available in the upcoming games, saying Seguin will probably miss a few games on the team's six-game road trip which has just started. Seguin has been a productive member of the second unit and Ty Dellandrea is set to move into his spot.
Tyler Seguin Collects Three Points Against The Coyotes
Dallas Stars forward Tyler Seguin enjoyed his third three-point outing of the season Wednesday against Arizona, playing a big part in a 4-2 victory with two goals and an assist. He picked up points from all situations, scoring on the power play and in a short-handed situation, and assisted Miro Heiskanen during even-strength play. Seguin isn't quite the star he used to be anymore, but he's been doing a good job as a middle-six center for Dallas with a 40-point effort across 61 appearances. The 31-year-old had a tough time last month when he posted only three points, but he certainly started March in fine form and can build up further momentum in another favorable matchup Thursday against Chicago.
Dallas Stars forward Tyler Seguin delivered half of the goals in Thursday's 4-1 road success over Minnesota, opening the scoring with a power-play marker and icing the game with an empty-net goal. It's the first multi-goal game of the season for the former All-Star. Seguin is having a decent season in 2022-23 with nine goals and 17 assists registered in 32 outings. His scoring pace is far from his career best, but considering Seguin's health issues in recent seasons, he's done well, and fantasy managers can expect more of the same in 2023.
Tyler Seguin Ties Stars Record With Three First-Period Assists
Dallas Stars forward Tyler Seguin started his night on Saturday against San Jose by matching a franchise record with three assists in the first period. He's the first Star to have three assists in a period since Corey Perry in 2019-20. Dallas scored two more times in a 5-4 victory but Seguin didn't get any more goal involvements. The former 80-point scorer hasn't had a good campaign and sits on only 41 points through 66 games. Seguin is also carrying a minus-12 rating, which is among the worst on the team. He hasn't looked like the same player ever since having hip surgery in 2020, but Seguin has at least managed to up his productivity over the last couple of months, and he certainly kicked off April with a big performance.
Alexander Radulov Reunited With Tyler Seguin, Jamie Benn
Dallas Stars winger Alexander Radulov appears set for extended minutes in Tuesday's clash with Toronto after he was reunited with Tyler Seguin and Jamie Benn at Monday's practice. The Russian veteran has spent most of the season on the fourth line, averaging only 14:52 of ice time and notching 18 points in 51 outings. Seguin and Benn haven't exactly set the world alight either, but the trio has enjoyed some very productive times together and maybe they can find the spark again against Toronto's awful defense. The Maple Leafs have allowed 4.58 goals per game across their past 12 outings.
