Tyler Seguin has some choice words for the Bruins.

With the Dallas Stars set to host the Boston Bruins at the American Airlines Center in Dallas this week, Tyler Seguin had some choice words for his former team. "Sometimes it almost feels like me being in Boston was like being in college," Seguin told Boston Globe columnist Fluto Shinzawa this week. "It’s different. This is the type of team I was supposed to be drafted to more than into a Stanley Cup team. It doesn’t happen like that. This is where I was supposed to grow." The 22-year-old center is currently tied for the league lead in goals and has become the most dangerous 5 on 5 threat in the NHL. However, when Seguin was a Bruin, he was known more for criticizing his own team and firing off immature tweets. This behaviour led to him being blasted by Bruins management in a behind-the-scenes video that was made public. He was traded for some mid-tier players shortly after. "We're going to push him," Stars general manager Jim Nill explained to Shinzawa. "We're not going to let him off the hook. We're not going to let him cheat. We think he can be one of the best players in the league. "We're going to make him accountable. There's going to be times he's not going to like it. He might get sat down a couple shifts because he's not doing it right. We might have some meetings behind the scenes to say, 'Here’s what you've got to do. You're not doing this right.' The great thing about Tyler is he listens to that and he accepts it." "I don’t think there will ever not be that feeling of motivation or proving people wrong," Seguin admitted. "Just with how everything went down once I got traded. Everything that came out after it, all the rumors and everything. It's definitely something that drove me. I can't hide from that."