SportsDay 10 hours ago
Inside the offseason training program and the gym that helped build Stars center Tyler Seguin
Editor's note. This story was originally published on Nov. 15, 2018.TORONTO -- Tucked away in the north end of a high school rink in Toronto, 5 miles removed from the Scotiabank Arena and in relative anonymity in the suburbs, is the starting point for one of Tyler Seguin's longest relationships in hockey.A pair of doors located beyond the goal at St. Michael's College School leads to an unimpressive but integral setup for Seguin each summer. They reveal a small weight room, painted red on the bottom half of the walls, white on the top half and connected by a metal ceiling that looks more like...
On the Forecheck Aug 11, 2019
Sunday’s Dump & Chase: Promise of Rain
Christopher Hanewinckel-USA TODAY Sports It’s a bit of a desert right now, but more news is coming, and there are rumors of storm surges on the way. Benn, Seguin are still Dallas Stars under the most pressure | ProHockeyTalkYeah, but the team is probably going to keep upper management away from hot mics this year, so it won't be nearly as much fun. Also, I gotta say, Tyler Seguin played very well last season. New York Rangers expect to open camp with Chris Kreider on roster | TSN.caGoalies elsewhere across the Metropolitan Division just cringed. Why Possession is the Key to Zone Exits...
SportsDay Aug 8, 2019
Is Stars center Tyler Seguin among the elite players at his position in the NHL?
The month of August is undoubtedly the most quiet one on the NHL calendar. Free agency is essentially wrapped up, and training camp doesn't begin until Sept. 13. During this period, hockey fans and experts alike try to pass the time by doing exercises such as predicting point totals, forecasting next season's playoff bracket, and creating lists of the top players in the league for everyone to debate. NHL.com has done just that, as they have begun releasing their annual lists of the top 20 players at each position in the league, with centers coming first. The top of the list comes as no...
SportsDay Aug 2, 2019
Which Stars prospect has the best chance to make an impact at the NHL level in 2019-2020?
Matthew DeFranks, Stars beat writer for SportsDayDFW.com and The Dallas Morning News, answers your questions about the team in a live chat at 1 p.m. Friday. Here are some highlights. Q: In what area do the Stars have the least amount of depth?DeFranks: Elite goal-scorers. The Stars have plenty of forwards, as evidenced by their summer purge of Tyler Pitlick, Valeri Nichuhskin, Jason Spezza and Brett Ritchie, but not an abundance of top-flight goal-scorers. Joe Pavelski will help, and Tyler Seguin and Alexander Radulov are still great. The Stars are hoping from bounceback seasons from Jamie...
