Sabres Eye Trade Chips

0:00You're listening to NHL News Today. Subscribe now for fast daily updates on your team. The Buffalo Sabers are eyeing a few roster players as potential trade chips ahead of the deadline, even as the team has mostly delivered strong. Results this season. Names like Jack Quinn, Jordan Greenway, and Jacob Bryson stand out as expendable pieces, not because of total failure, but because they might help. Upgrade other areas without hurting the core group. Jack Quinn, at 24 years old, has the most upside here. Trapped at eighth overall in 2020, he's shown flashes of being a 30 goal score, with 38 points and 60 games this year, on pace. To beat his career high of 39 from last season. Still, his inconsistency keeps him from top six status, making him attractive to teams needing middle six help. Jordan Greenway brings size, speed, and grit as a bottom six forward, but injuries have limited him to just 67 games over the past two. Seasons, including hernia surgery this

1:01year. He's got some offensive potential, but won't be ready to play right away for a new squad. Jacob Bryson has struggled on defense, averaging a career low 10 minutes two seconds of ice time per game, and losing coach Lindy Ruff's trust. As a number six or seven guy, he's not fetching much more than a late round pick, and could get sent to the miners if depth arrives. Overall, the Sabers have few real disappointments, boosted by standouts like Matthias Samuelson, and despite injury woes. Quinn is the most likely to move, while Greenway and Bryson probably stick around, or leave quietly, as Buffalo prioritizes not weakening the current lineup. This episode is proudly sponsored by our partner. Some travel miles to find peace. I just climb into bed and listen. S-O-L-L-I-SoliPillow.com S-O-L-L-I-SoliPillow.com