Tyler Seguin to have hip surgery on 12/5. Out 4-6 months.

[beowulf]

Sucks for him, will be 33 when back and was having his best points season since 2018-19 with 20 in 19 games

 

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He already came back from one potentially career ending injury situation and entirely changed his playing style to fit the changes, so if anyone can do it again, it's him.

 

[Perfect_Drug]

Is Taylor Hall available?

Imagine Hall and Seguin on the same team?

that would be like dividing by zero or Googling "google". Pretty sure the universe collapses on itself if that ever happened.

 

[McGarnagle]

I still think of Seguin as the immature party boy the Bruins drafted and traded. Seeing him aging is weird to me.

 

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I still think of Seguin as the immature party boy the Bruins drafted and traded. Seeing him aging is weird to me.

I was born 2 days after Sidney Crosby, so I've never been able to escape seeing how old I've been getting each time I see him.

 

[Ace Card Bedard]

I was born 2 days after Sidney Crosby, so I've never been able to escape seeing how old I've been getting each time I see him.

Don't worry it only gets worse.
I was born a few weeks after Saku Koivu.

 

[Azzuri]

I still think of Seguin as the immature party boy the Bruins drafted and traded. Seeing him aging is weird to me.

He's been the ultimate professional for years now. Reinvented his game, constantly working through pain and injuries. Total opposite of his party boy era stereotypes!

Seguin will be back for sure, probably a step slower but that guy is committed. He's expecting a newborn in the coming months too, wonder if that had a hand in the decision to get the surgery now vs later.

 

[Johnny Tomala]

Big loss for Stars, Seguin was having career year. It might be the end of him as a productive player.