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Seguin skates with the team. Lindy Ruff talks about Tyler Seguin’s health status. “It felt good being around the guys and out there around bodies,” Seguin said. “I said to our trainer after the first five minutes, my eyes are a little watery seeing so many bodies around here. I was definitely excited to get back out there, being around the guys in the locker room and seeing how it felt.” “It’s great to see him,” said Stars center Jason Spezza. “He’s a big part of our team. It’s good to see him on the ice. We know he’s been making some progress. Hopefully, he continues to make progress and when he decides he can come back and help, he is going to be a big boost for our club.” “It’s not fully up to me. I am doing everything I can to be prepared. Obviously, I want to be playing, and I am trying to get there,” Seguin said. Stars coach Lindy Ruff said it was too early to tell if Seguin would be ready for game one.
