Seguin had a right hip arthroscopy and labral repair in New York on Monday. The rehabilitation and recovery time is approximately five months from the date of the surgery, according to the Stars. The 28-year-old center scored 13 points (two goals, 11 assists) in 26 postseason games after he led the Stars in scoring during the regular season with 50 points (17 goals, 33 assists) in 69 games. Seguin missed one playoff game for Dallas but has not missed a regular-season game since the 2015-16 season.
Stars general manager Jim Nill said Oct. 29 that Seguin's surgery had been pushed back because of the coronavirus pandemic.
On Oct. 8, Nill went through the Stars' injury list, which included goalies Bishop and Khudobin, who had surgery Oct. 7 to fix a nerve issue in his right arm, as well as forwards Jamie Benn (shoulder injury), Blake Comeau (separated shoulder) and Roope Hintz (fractured ankle). He said then that the Stars expected all of the injured players, except for Seguin, to be healthy in time for the start of the season; Seguin was expected to be out four months.