The Buffalo Sabres have been rumored to be in the mix of all kinds of possible moves before the NHL trade deadline next Friday. GM Kevyn Adams has indicated that he has an interest in signing pending unrestricted free agent wingers Jason Zucker and Jordan Greenway to contract extensions and has an interest in making hockey deals that would bring back players currently in or ready to play in the NHL.

With seven days until the NHL Trade Deadline, the Buffalo Sabres are likely fielding the highest volume of calls from contending clubs looking to make a roster upgrade in their pursuit of a Stanley Cup. GM Kevyn Adams indicated earlier this month that he is interested in re-signing pending unrestricted free-agent wingers Jason Zucker and Jordan Greenway, preferably before March 7.

With the trade deadline just eight days away, Buffalo Sabres GM Kevyn Adams has said he is not looking to be a seller and wants to make hockey deals that would bring back players currently in or ready to play in the NHL if he trades players currently on his roster with term remaining on his deal, such as center Dylan Cozens.

With the trade deadline just eight days away, Buffalo Sabres GM Kevyn Adams has said he is not looking to be a seller and wants to make hockey deals that would bring back players currently in or ready to play in the NHL if he trades players currently on his roster with term remaining on his deal, such as center Dylan Cozens.

The Buffalo Sabres will face off against the Carolina Hurricanes on Feb. 27. After winning each of their last two games, the Sabres will look to extend their streak to three games from here.

The Buffalo Sabres are at the bottom of the Eastern Conference standings as we continue to inch closer to the NHL trade deadline. With this, it is apparent that they won't be in the market for rentals. However, at the same time, they should not be against adding to their roster if it benefits them beyond this season.

The Buffalo Sabres have now won six straight on home ice after a 3-2 comeback victory over the Anaheim Ducks on Tuesday, but with the club still in last place in the Eastern Conference and 11 points behind Columbus in the second wildcard spot, it is still likely that GM Kevyn Adams will be in sell mode with just over a week to go before the NHL trade deadline.

The Buffalo Sabres made several additions to their roster this off-season, but none have been more impactful than Jason Zucker. The 33-year-old winger has been outstanding for the Sabres, posting 18 goals, 44 points, and a plus-4 rating in 53 games.

Here is a quick update on Buffalo Sabres prospects selected in 2024: