Dallas Stars' Tyler Seguin to Miss 4-6 Months Following Hip Surgery

The six-time All-Star forward will undergo surgery to repair a left hip impingement and labrum, sidelining him for most of the regular season.

Tyler Seguin, 32, will have surgery Thursday to address a femoroacetabular impingement and labrum damage in his left hip.
The expected recovery timeline of four to six months could keep Seguin out for the remainder of the regular season and potentially the playoffs' early rounds.
Seguin, a key contributor for the Dallas Stars, has tallied 20 points (9 goals, 11 assists) in 19 games this season, ranking third on the team in scoring.
This marks Seguin’s second major hip surgery, following a similar procedure on his right hip that sidelined him for most of the 2020-21 season.
The Stars, currently third in the NHL Central Division, placed Seguin on injured reserve earlier this week following a game against the Winnipeg Jets.