Tyler Seguin had several opportunities to score during the game against the Ducks, including breakaways where he was unable to capitalize, hitting the post on one attempt. Despite the struggles, he played a key role in the Stars' late-game push, contributing to the team's efforts to close the gap with a strong performance.

Tyler Seguin ranks among the top three players on the Dallas Stars in points this season, contributing significantly alongside linemates Mason Marchment and Matt Duchene. This line has been the team's best, showcasing their offensive synergy and effectiveness on the ice.

Tyler Seguin is currently playing on a scoring line with Mason Marchment and is contributing to the Stars' offensive efforts. His presence on the line has helped Marchment achieve a recent surge of four goals and five assists in three games. As the Stars face the Ducks and Sharks this week, Seguin's performance will be crucial for maintaining the team's momentum.

Tyler Seguin has been impactful despite missing some time, contributing seven goals and seven assists in just 12 games. In five of his last six outings, he has recorded at least three shots on net. His strong performance is part of a potent second line alongside Matt Duchene and Mason Marchment, making them a formidable trio against the Ducks, who struggle defensively.

Tyler Seguin reached a significant milestone by scoring his 800th career point against the team that drafted him, becoming the first player from the 2010 NHL draft class to achieve this feat. He contributed with a secondary assist on the Stars' first goal and later added a primary assist on another goal, bringing his season total to 13 points in 11 games. Coach Pete DeBoer praised Seguin's scoring ability and noted his honest style of play, highlighting his impressive performance as the team continues its strong start to the season.