The Buffalo Sabres are considered to have one of the best prospect pools in the NHL, not only because of their selecting high in recent drafts but also due to their eye for talent and their organizational choices of either leaving players to develop in their home countries or bringing them to North America. All are 25 years old or younger, whose rights are currently held by the Sabres or are on AHL or NHL deals and have played less than 40 NHL games.
Monthly Archives: February 2025
5 Takeaways From Oilers’ Disappointing 4-3 Loss to Maple Leafs
It was Auston Matthews vs. Connor McDavid on Hockey Night in Canada on a Saturday night (Feb. 1). What more can you ask for? The Edmonton Oilers were looking for…
Anaheim Ducks Are Finally Clicking
Tuesday night’s hard-fought 6-4 win over the Seattle Kraken marked the third straight for the Anaheim Ducks, and the third game in a row where the team scored five or…
Devils’ Brian Halonen Confident Despite Limited NHL Action
New Jersey Devils forward Brian Halonen’s early career has been the definition of a glass half full, half empty situation. On one hand, the undrafted skater from Michigan Tech grinded…
Blue Jackets Will Greatly Benefit From Rise in Salary Cap
The news the hockey world was waiting for finally dropped within the last week. NHL teams can now start to adequately prepare their cap projections not only for the rest…
Tommy’s Takes: Bruins’ Lopsided Losses & Pastrnak’s Hot Play Both Continue
It was a three-game week for the Boston Bruins. The team went 1-2-0 and you could put this week into two different storylines. This was a team that was beaten…