Although the main Buffalo Sabres players swirling in trade rumors continue to be Bowen Byram, Dylan Cozens and Alex Tuch, a new name was added to that list late on Thursday night. The New York Rangers were reportedly “in advanced discussions” to acquire forward JJ Peterka from Western New York,

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One of the more intriguing players to hit the rumor mill in the days leading up to Friday’s deadline was Sabres winger JJ Peterka. Amid yet another disappointing

Buffalo tilted the ice during the remainder of the period, leading 10-5 in shots, 32-14 in shot attempts and 7-3 in high-danger chances through 20 minutes, per Natural Stat Trick. Both Quinn and Dahlin hit the post on the Sabres’ first power play.

It's a disappointing end in Buffalo for Cozens. He signed a seven-year contract extension in February 2023 amid a breakout season in which he finished with 68 points in 81 games at 22 years old.

According to Daily Faceoff's Frank Seravalli, Sabres forward JJ Peterka is generating trade interest with the deadline being a week away. Seravalli also reported that teams who have expressed interest in Peterka have been "met with resistance" by the Sabres.

JJ Peterka, Alex Tuch and Henri Jokiharju scored third-period goals to help the Buffalo Sabres rally for a 3-2 win against the visiting Anaheim Ducks on Tuesday night.

Tick. Tock. We’re just one week out from Friday’s March 7 NHL Trade Deadline at 3 o’clock ET and we haven’t had a single trade of significance since Feb.

Daily Faceoff Youtube: Frank Seravalli and Tyler Yaremchuk go through some new names to the trade target list – Buffalo Sabres J.J. Peterka, Chicago Blackhawks Lukas Reichel and San Jose Sharks Mario Ferraro.

Each time the Lightning scored, the Sabres answered. Rasmus Dahlin beat Lightning goaltender Andrei Vasilevskiy with a shot on the rush just 16 seconds after Paul’s goal. Tuch answered Raddysh’s goal with a 2-on-1 shot that evened the score at 2-2.

JJ Peterka and Alex Tuch also scored and Dylan Cozens had three assists for Buffalo. Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen made 16 saves for the Sabres, who have six of their last seven games. Mason McTavish and Leo Carlsson scored power-play goals while Lukas Dostal made ...