Dallas Stars forward Tyler Seguin will be sidelined for months and possibly for the remainder of the season with a torn ACL in his right knee, head coach Glen Gulutzan announced on Wednesday.
A huge blow for the Dallas Stars, as a star veteran is going to miss an extended period of time once again. On Wednesday, Stars staff writer Mike Heika reported that forward Tyler Seguin is going to be out long-term with an ACL injury.
NHL head coaches have to hire good assistants. They have to set an overarching philosophy, juggle lineup configurations, and do the kind of “man management” that is impossible to track statistically.
Tyler Seguin suffered an ACL injury and is most likely out for the rest of the season, as per Stars head coach Glen Gulutzan. An updated report out of Dallas is not good news, as Seguin is out long-term.
The Dallas Stars have the second-best record in the NHL. As the team is having a solid season, Jamie Benn has been reaching career milestones. Benn recently scored the 400th goal of his NHL career.
A lot of discord has been made on what happened between the Dallas Stars and New York Islanders on Nov. 18. In the final minute of that game, Stars forward Mikko Rantanen laid a vicious hit on Islanders defenseman Alexander Romanov.
The Dallas Stars' winning streak is over, but they will take a seven-game point streak into their game Wednesday night against the New Jersey Devils in Newark, N.J.
The Dallas Stars have looked like one of the best teams in the league this year, but that’s been overshadowed a bit by just how terrifying the top of the Central Division has become.
Dallas Stars captain Jamie Benn achieved a significant milestone on Tuesday night, as he’s played in his 1,200th game in his NHL career in a matchup against the New York Rangers.
Dallas Stars general manager Jim Nill has made massive strides in his quest to lock in a core of upper-echelon talent that will make his team a contender for the Stanley Cup for the long haul.
Stars defenseman Lian Bichsel needs surgery to address the lower-body injury he sustained Sunday against the Senators and will miss around six weeks of action, head coach Glen Gulutzan told reporters today (including Peter Baugh of The Athletic).
The Dallas Stars are off to a hot start to the 2025-26 season. The only thing in their way is the start the Colorado Avalanche have gotten off to. The Stars trail the Avalanche by four points for the best record in all of hockey.
The Dallas Stars may have to go without one of their key young defensemen for the foreseeable future, as according to a report from NHL insider Frank Seravalli, Lian Bichsel is likely to miss “significant time” with the injury he suffered on Sunday.
The Dallas Stars are on a roll as the calendar shifts to the month of December. The final month of 2025 should officially determine which teams are contenders and which are looking forward to the 2026 NHL Draft in June.
There is just something about drafting well and finding the right players to complete your core. Well, for Dallas Stars general manager Jim Nill, he seems to have hit a home run with his current core.
The Dallas Stars are one of the best teams in the NHL this season. And they proved as much on Sunday night against the Ottawa Senators. Wyatt Johnston scored a hat trick against Ottawa, powering Dallas to a decisive 6-1 win at the American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas Stars (17-5-4) finished their weekend in style with a 6-1 victory on Sunday afternoon against the Ottawa Senators (12-9-4). Mavrik Bourque, Jason Robertson, Wyatt Johnston, and Jamie Benn scored for the Stars.
Dallas defenseman Lian Bichsel hobbled off the ice with 4:21 remaining in the second period of the Stars' home game against the Ottawa Senators on Sunday night.
Happy Thanksgiving to all my American friends, family, and readers! By now, you’ve settled into a day of family and football and mountains of food, and I hope it’s a blessed day and weekend as we all celebrate the beautiful lives that we have.
The red-hot Dallas Stars won their fifth straight game on Saturday night, doing so thanks to the stick of Jason Robertson. Dallas didn't necessarily need Robertson to take over the game, but he did anyway.