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The Ex-Files - How Are Former Sabres Doing? - Pacific Division

The Buffalo Sabres’ alumni are scattered across the NHL this season, with mixed fortunes for several standout former players. Devin Cooley, who spent time in the Sabres’ system before being traded to Calgary, has struggled this year, posting a 4.01 goals-against average and a .868 save percentage in limited action.

Meanwhile, Matthew Savoie, a former first-round pick, missed the start of the season after suffering an injury and is expected to return from long-term injured reserve in November. Joel Armia, another former Sabres first-rounder, has found limited success with the Los Angeles Kings, recording just one goal in six games this season after a lengthy stint with Montreal and Winnipeg.

Brandon Montour continues to thrive in Seattle, contributing five assists in eight games, while Luke Schenn, now with Vancouver, has added two assists in seven games despite being a veteran journeyman across multiple teams. Jack Eichel, the franchise’s star, is leading the charge for the Vegas Golden Knights, already on pace for over 100 points after 18 in 10 games, while Victor Olofsson’s early hot streak was cut short by injury after four goals in four games.

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