Tyler Seguin returns to ice for Dallas Stars after knee injury

Tyler Seguin has returned to informal on-ice training with the Dallas Stars following a long recovery from a serious knee injury. The veteran forward participated in practices this week, marking a significant step toward joining the team for official training camp.

Seguin’s absence was caused by a torn anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) in his right knee, sustained during a collision with New York Rangers defenseman Vladislav Gavrik in December. This injury followed a difficult 2024/25 season where he was also limited by hip surgery.

The upcoming season is critical for the 34-year-old forward, as he enters the final year of his eight-year, $78.8 million contract. His ability to handle a full game load will be vital for both his personal career and the Stars' salary cap management.