The Dallas Stars played with an absurd amount of injuries during their Stanley Cup Final run and on Tuesday there were some new developments.

Tyler Seguin and Ben Bishop both went under the knife and will be out five months. The players will be eligible to return around the beginning of April, meaning they will likely miss the first several months of the 2020-21 season if it begins in January or February.

The Stars originally announced that Seguin would be out four months, but pushed his return time back after a surgeon repaired a torn meniscus in his right knee on October 21.

As for Bishop, the goaltender went under the knife for the second time in six months on November 2. Bishop underwent a right hip arthroscopy and labral repair after having his right knee operated on in May.

During the offseason, the Stars re-signed Anton Khudobin to a three-year, $10 million deal. The Russian will now begin the season as the team’s starter.

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FRISCO, Texas — The Dallas Stars have issued the following updates on offseason surgeries for goaltender Ben Bishop and center Tyler Seguin .

Bishop underwent right knee surgery to repair a torn meniscus, performed by Dr. Matthew Matava at Washington University Orthopedics in Chesterfield, MO, on Oct. 21. The rehabilitation and recovery time is approximately five months from the date of the surgery.

Seguin underwent a right hip arthroscopy and labral repair, performed by Dr. Bryan Kelly at the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York, NY, on Nov. 2. The rehabilitation and recovery time is approximately five months from the date of the surgery.