Tyler Seguin's one-timer seemed to be missing its zip this season. But if the past two games are any indication, Seguin's shot might be back to full force.
Seguin has blistered two one-timers for power play goals against Pittsburgh and Colorado, breaking out of an 11-game goal drought and giving the Stars a game-changing weapon on the power play.
"Tyler's goal was probably as nice as you're going to see," Stars coach Lindy Ruff said after a 3-0 win in Colorado Saturday. "He shot that one as hard as any I've seen."
Seguin has been struggling to find his shot, and said the frustration boiled over when he had five shots on goal and the Stars' power play went 0-for-5 in Detroit Monday.