Tyler Seguin suffers ACL injury: Will be out long-term

The Dallas Stars have been one of the hottest teams in the National Hockey League as of late, posting a record of 17-5-5 through their first 27 games as they sit in second place in the Central Division standings.

They've had this success on the back of their depth and star power, with the team boasting a great blend of youth and experience in a lineup that's ready to take the final step towards the Stanley Cup Finals.

Unfortunately, the team have now received some heartbreaking news, as veteran winger Tyler Seguin is potentially to miss the remainder of the 2025/26 campaign as he suffered an ACL injury during this collision with New York's Vladislav Gavrikov on Tuesday night.

This is a major loss for the Stars, as Seguin was producing well this season with 7 goals and 17 points across those 27 games, but for the second straight season, he's now set to miss extended time with an injury.

At 33-years of age, Seguin has dealt with plenty of injuries over the course of his NHL career, and now, he's set for another extended absence that will effect the chances for this Stars team in 2025/26.

This is yet another injury for the Stars that have had some brutal luck this season, with Thomas Harley, Matt Duchene, Lian Bischel and Nils Lundqvist all currently sidelined, and while there's a very, very slim chance Seguin returns this season, as of right now, it's not looking good for Dallas.