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Kyle Okposo and Eric Robinson shine as the Buffalo Sabres defeat the Arizona Coyotes 5-2. Okposo and Robinson each collected three points in the game, with Okposo scoring a goal and two assists, and Robinson scoring a goal and two assists as well. The Sabres dominated the game, outshooting the Coyotes 38-23 and controlling the puck battles. The win marks the Sabres' third 2-0-1 point streak of the season.
Forward Tyson Jost will make his regular-season debut for the Buffalo Sabres, replacing Victor Olofsson in a game against the Tampa Bay Lightning. Jost will center the fourth line, while Peyton Krebs moves to the wing on a line with JJ Peterka and Dylan Cozens. Coach Don Granato is excited to see Jost in the lineup and believes he will be a positive influence on the team. The Sabres are looking to rebound from their slow start and find their groove. The line of Zach Benson, Jordan Greenway, and Casey Mittelstadt has been impressive so far. The Lightning, led by Victor Hedman, Steven Stamkos, and Nikita Kucherov, present a talented challenge for the Sabres.
The Buffalo Sabres have made lineup changes for their game against the Tampa Bay Lightning, scratching Victor Olofsson and shifting Peyton Krebs to the wing. Olofsson had a lackluster performance in the team's first two games, while Krebs will now play on a line with Dylan Cozens and JJ Peterka. Tyson Jost will also join the lineup, replacing Krebs as the fourth-line center. The Sabres are looking for improved offensive production and defensive play against the Lightning, who are without center Steven Stamkos due to injury.
The Buffalo Sabres selected Zach Benson with the 13th overall pick in the NHL Draft. The team had been tracking Benson closely for two seasons and were impressed by his offensive talent, competitiveness, intelligence, and work ethic. Benson's former teammate, Peyton Krebs, endorsed him as a future fit for the Sabres' locker room. The team attempted to trade up and later trade back into the first round but were unsuccessful. The Sabres now hold seven picks for Day 2 of the draft.