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sports6 months ago

Sabres sign Bowen Byram to 2-year, $12.5 million extension

The Buffalo Sabres re-signed defenseman Bowen Byram to a two-year, $12.5 million contract, keeping him through the 2026-27 season. Byram, 24, had a standout 2024-25 season with career highs in several categories and played a key role in the team's success, especially in his pairing with Rasmus Dahlin. Originally drafted fourth overall by the Colorado Avalanche, Byram was acquired by the Sabres in March 2024 and has since contributed significantly to the team.

via NHL.com|
#bowen-byram#buffalo-sabres#contract-extension
sports6 months ago

Blues and Sharks Eyeing Sabres' Byram in Potential Trade

The Buffalo Sabres are considering their options with defenseman Bowen Byram, who is attracting interest from multiple teams and may be traded or offered an offer sheet, with the Sabres preferring to decide soon to avoid a repeat of last year's negotiations. Meanwhile, other league updates include Colorado Avalanche's plans for prospect Mikhail Gulyayev to join the team in 2025-26 and Philadelphia Flyers' efforts to integrate top prospect Alex Bump into their roster.

via NHL Rumors - ProHockeyRumors.com|
#bowen-byram#buffalo-sabres#nhl
sports1 year ago

"Colorado Avalanche's Bold Trades and Surging Performance"

The NHL trade deadline saw a fascinating swap between Bowen Byram and Casey Mittelstadt, with both players offering tremendous upside and risk. Mittelstadt has shown significant growth and fills a major void for Colorado, but there are concerns about the sustainability of his performance. Byram, on the other hand, has potential but has struggled this season, prompting a need for a change of scenery in Buffalo. The article also discusses various stats and insights on players like Colton Parayko, Cale Makar, Matthew Tkachuk, and the recent performance of teams like the Florida Panthers, Nashville Predators, and New York Islanders.

via The Athletic|
#bowen-byram#cale-makar#casey-mittelstadt
sports1 year ago

"Avs' Bold Trades Reshape Team Dynamics and Defensive Lineup"

The Buffalo Sabres made a big move on defense by acquiring Bowen Byram in a trade with the Colorado Avalanche, which had a significant impact in the team's dressing room. The trade saw Casey Mittelstadt heading to Colorado, leaving his teammates emotional and shocked. The Sabres now boast a strong defense corps with Byram joining Rasmus Dahlin, and the team looks set in goal and on defense as they head into the final stretch of the season.

via Buffalo News|
#bowen-byram#buffalo-sabres#casey-mittelstadt
sports1 year ago

"NHL Trades: Sabres Send Mittelstadt to Avalanche for Byram, Flyers Deal Walker for First-Round Pick"

The Buffalo Sabres traded their leading scorer, Casey Mittelstadt, to the Colorado Avalanche in exchange for defenseman Bowen Byram. Sabres general manager Kevyn Adams emphasized that he wasn't actively shopping Mittelstadt but was open to offers, ultimately valuing the opportunity to acquire a young defenseman like Byram. Mittelstadt's impending restricted free agency and the Sabres' depth at center factored into the decision, while the Avalanche sought a solution for their second-line center position by adding Mittelstadt.

via The Athletic|
#bowen-byram#buffalo-sabres#casey-mittelstadt
sports2 years ago

Flyers' Trade Fallout: Briere's Byram Request, Gauthier's Breakup, and Tortorella's Outburst

NHL insider Elliotte Friedman revealed that Flyers GM Danny Briere inquired about acquiring defenseman Bowen Byram from the Colorado Avalanche in a potential trade involving Cutter Gauthier, but the Avs were not interested. Byram, a 2019 fourth overall pick with injury history, has not played more than 42 games in a season. The article suggests that the Flyers made the right move by acquiring Jamie Drysdale from the Anaheim Ducks instead, citing Drysdale's right-shot defense and the additional 2025 second-round pick received in the trade. The Flyers' defensive lineup and the value of future draft picks are also discussed.

via Philly Hockey Now|
#bowen-byram#colorado-avalanche#jamie-drysdale
sports2 years ago

Kraken Fatigue and Powerplay Failure: Avalanche's Turning Point

The Colorado Avalanche faced fatigue against the Seattle Kraken, struggling with their powerplay and giving up chances. Nathan MacKinnon played a major role in all three goals for the Avalanche, while Ryan Johansen was non-existent. Bowen Byram showed improvement in his offensive game. The Avalanche also dealt with a scary incident involving Lehkonen, and paid tribute to Peter McNab in the broadcast booth.

via Colorado Hockey Now|
#avalanche#bowen-byram#kraken
sports2 years ago

Kraken eliminate Avalanche in Game 7 upset.

The Avalanche's lack of secondary scoring, particularly from their bottom six forwards, proved to be their downfall in their Game 7 loss to the Kraken. Nathan MacKinnon gave it his all, but was unable to will the team to victory. Bowen Byram was underwhelming in the series, while Devon Toews made questionable decisions. Erik Johnson, the longest tenured player on the team, may have played his last game in an Avalanche uniform. The team's habit of giving up the first goal in every game of the series also contributed to their defeat.

via Colorado Hockey Now|
#avalanche#bowen-byram#erik-johnson
sports2 years ago

Avalanche face Kraken without key player Makar.

The Colorado Avalanche will have to play without Cale Makar in Game Five of the NHL playoffs against the Seattle Kraken. However, the team has a 16-3-2 record without the reigning Norris Trophy winner during the regular season. Bowen Byram is expected to step up in Makar's absence, as he has posted 13 points in 20 career games without Makar in the lineup. The Avalanche will need everyone to step up their play on the blueline to make up for Makar's absence and to limit chances for the opposing team. The team will also need to get the lead early to avoid over-extending their top players.

via Colorado Hockey Now|
#bowen-byram#cale-makar#colorado-avalanche
sports2 years ago

Byram and Makar Ready to Lead Avalanche Against Kraken in Playoffs

Bowen Byram, a young defenseman for the Colorado Avalanche, was a key player in their Stanley Cup win last season and is once again an X-factor for the team in the NHL playoffs. With injuries behind him, Byram has shown impressive offensive and defensive skills, including the ability to play on both sides of the ice. As the Avalanche face off against the Seattle Kraken, Byram and the rest of the defense will be crucial in breaking through their solid defensive unit.

via Colorado Hockey Now|
#bowen-byram#colorado-avalanche#defense
sports2 years ago

"Oilers and Avalanche Face Off in Potential Playoff Preview"

The Colorado Avalanche lost to the Edmonton Oilers in overtime, with Bowen Byram admitting to getting beat up the ice and not liking Connor McDavid's stick-work. Despite the loss, head coach Jared Bednar praised his team's scrappy and resilient nature, as they have had to deal with injuries throughout the season. Bednar also highlighted the physicality of players like Samuel Girard and Byram, emphasizing the importance of grit and checking in playoff-style games.

via Colorado Hockey Now|
#bowen-byram#colorado-avalanche#edmonton-oilers