Tyler Seguin will skate in his fourth NHL All-Star Game, and the Dallas Stars center will enjoy this midseason classic as much as his first All-Star Game in 2012 in Ottawa, Ontario.
“It’s always a fun weekend. It’s a good opportunity to meet other players who you might not like on the ice but turn out to be pretty good guys,” Seguin said. “I’ve never not had a good time at one of these events, so I’m looking forward to it.”
Seguin, 24, who leads the Stars with 29 assists and 47 points through 50 games, is Dallas’ lone representative at Sunday’s 2017 NHL All-Star Game at Staples Center in Los Angeles, his third consecutive All-Star appearance as a member of the Dallas Stars.