The Sabres announced they’ve recalled 2022 first-round pick Noah Östlund from AHL Rochester. The 21-year-old forward could be in line to make his NHL debut tomorrow against the Lightning.
Since being acquired from the Buffalo Sabres earlier this month, Dylan Cozens has established himself as a key part of the Ottawa Senators' playoff push.
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It’s been about a week since the Ottawa Senators acquired Dylan Cozens, and it’s fair to say it couldn’t have gone better. Since the trade, the Senators have won five of their last six games and scored three or more goals a game in all but one.
In the latest episode of The Senators Roundtable podcast, my colleagues and I, Jacob Billington and Dayton Reimer at The Hockey Writers, discussed the trade that brought Dylan Cozens to Bytown.
Ever since the Ottawa Senators acquired Dylan Cozens from the Buffalo Sabres at the March 7 NHL Trade Deadline, the 24-year-old forward has found his groove, scoring two goals and three assists for five points in six games with the new club.
A recent report suggests that the Montreal Canadiens made a pitch at the NHL Trade Deadline for Dylan Cozens. However, once the ask from the Buffalo Sabres came back to general manager Kent Hughes, it was a quick no, suggesting the Canadiens were interested, but not that interested.
Dylan Cozens was traded by the Buffalo Sabres at the deadline, and now it appears the truth behind the deal has emerged, with the team potentially happy about it.
The Ottawa Senators could be a real threat if they make the postseason. The Senators currently sit in the first wildcard spot in the Eastern Conference.
Another trade deadline has passed, and in his first full season as the general manager of the Ottawa Senators, Steve Staios wasn’t messing around and made some significant improvements.
In today’s NHL rumors rundown, Mitch Marner was reportedly asked to waive his no-move clause by the Toronto Maple Leafs in a potential deal for Mikko Rantanen.
Andrew Gross: Heard the last contract offer from the New York Islanders to Brock Nelson was for three years at a little more than $7.5 million. “Think it’s been clear for a while Nelson felt his smart play was to set his value via free agent market.
Twenty-four hours after news broke that his close friend Josh Norris had been dealt to Buffalo, Brady Tkachuk put on a dominant performance. He scored his team’s opening goal and the game-winner 33 seconds into overtime in an Ottawa Senators’ comeback 4-3 victory over the New York Rangers.
Five years and 341 games later, Cozens has left Buffalo, where he had a lot of close friends and where he wanted to make a difference.
Two Atlantic Division rivals linked up for a change-of-scenery deal on trade deadline day. The Ottawa Senators sent forward Josh Norris and defenceman Jacob Bernard-Docker to the Buffalo Sabres in exchange for centre Dylan Cozens.
The Ottawa Senators made a big splash just ahead of the NHL trade deadline on Friday, acquiring forward Dylan Cozens in a deal with the Buffalo Sabres.
Dylan Cozens has been linked to Kent Hughes and the Montreal Canadiens for a while now.
The Toronto Maple Leafs are expected to be active in the trade market, but should their focus be on acquiring a middle-six center like Dylan Cozens or a veteran leader like Brayden Schenn?
Death, taxes and the Buffalo Sabres being pegged as sellers leading up to the NHL Trade Deadline. It was supposed to be different this year – it really was.
Jim Biringer and David Calabretta are back on the "Full Press Hockey Podcast" with their latest NHL Rumors Weekly Segment as they discuss another blockbuster trade.
Buffalo Sabres’ centerman Dylan Cozens has been at the focal point of trade rumors all season long – but the recent moves of fellow top trade candidates Mikko Rantanen, J.T.
Drafted seventh overall by Buffalo in 2019, the 6-foot-3 center has all the tools necessary to help any team get to the next level.
The Calgary Flames have a strong interest in acquiring Buffalo Sabres forward Dylan Cozens, according to TSN’s Pierre LeBrun. During Tuesday’s Early Trading report, LeBrun explained that the Flames aren’t done trying to make moves, and they’ve had an eye on Cozens — a right-shot center — for some time.
The Buffalo Sabres and Detroit Red Wings are gaining momentum in the standings but continue to explore changes to their rosters. Both teams were expected to compete for playoff spots this season, but they have yet to meet those expectations.
The Sabres are finding ways to hit new lows.
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