Stars news: Tyler Seguin opens up on ACL surgery rehab ahead of training camp

The Dallas Stars are set to open Training Camp for the 2026-27 season, with veteran forward Tyler Seguin expected to return to the ice after recovering from a torn ACL injury. Seguin, who sustained the injury in December against the New York Rangers, is making progress in his rehabilitation. "I never thought I'd get slapped in the face with something this different than the rest," Seguin remarked to NHL.com, describing the injury as a challenging experience.

Despite a setback in mid-June, Seguin's progress has been positive, and he is now at the nine-month mark, which is considered a favorable window for ACL injuries. Dallas Stars general manager Jim Nill expressed optimism about Seguin's recovery, stating that he is feeling good and eager to return to action. Seguin had a productive 27-game season before the injury, tallying seven goals and 10 assists.