Tyler Seguin, the Dallas Stars forward who tore his right‑knee ACL midway through last season, has returned to the ice as the NHL’s informal practice period begins. After a lengthy rehab, Seguin re‑joined teammates for a morning session, signaling that he is ready to compete again. The Stars’ coaching staff will monitor his performance closely, hoping his return boosts the team’s depth as the regular season approaches. This comeback underscores the league’s broader push to resume play safely while players recover from injuries sustained during the pandemic‑interrupted season.

Now that informal skates have begun, a few injured players from last season have returned to the ice. That list includes Dallas Stars forward Tyler Seguin, who returned to the ice yesterday morning. Last season, about a third of the way through the season, Seguin suffered a torn ACL in his right knee that cost […]