Top Dalla’s stars striker returns to the line -up

The Dallas stars become healthy for the 2025 Stanley Cup playoffs in good time. The top striker Tyler Seguin, who missed the last four months of the campaign, returns to the last regular seasonal competition of the team against Nashville Predators.

The veteran striker last played against the Winnipeg Jets on December 1st. The 33-year-old played in just 19 games this season, scored nine goals and added 11 templates for 20 points.

Seguin has been with the stars since the 2013-2014 campaign when the Boston Bruins and Dallas have completed a blockbuster deal. Seguin won a Stanley Cup as a young player with the Bruins and has been a leader in Dallas in the past ten years. In 988 NHL games he has 360 goals and 448 templates for 808 career points.

When Seguin returned from the injured reserve, the team had to do a later squad movement. The team announced that defenders Alexander Petrovic and Lian Bichsel were borrowed to the team’s Ahl daughter, the Texas Stars.

In Seguin’s absence, the stars have put together another campaign of 50 wins. The team’s forward group has revised in many ways. The Veteran Center Matt Düchene hit the 80-point mark for the second time in his career. Jason Robertson, who appeared as the top offensive weapon of the team, scored 35 goals and 45 templates in 81 games. Wyatt Johnston, who signed a new extension at the beginning of this season, increased his goal and scores for the third season in a row. He has 33 goals and 71 points with a game in the regular season.

The addition of Seguin should help to spread the evaluation in the occupation of the stars, which will be of crucial importance in the opening round against the Colorado avalanche. The AVS have championship ambitions like the stars, and the depth could be the differentiator in this expected series. Getting back Seguin could give the edge and possibly win in the first round.

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