Three Sabres Players Likely to be Traded This Summer

The Buffalo Sabres are gearing up for a pivotal off-season, one that promises to bring significant roster decisions as key players like Alex Tuch, Zach Benson, and Peyton Krebs seek new contracts. With these negotiations looming, the Sabres may need to consider trades to alleviate cap space and retain their core talent.

One player that could be on the trading block is forward Jordan Greenway. Although his physical presence adds value to the Sabres’ bottom six, his $4 million cap hit may be too steep given his production. In 40 games this season, Greenway recorded just one goal and five assists, alongside 57 hits, raising questions about his future in Buffalo.

Another candidate for a potential deal is Michael Kesselring, a pending restricted free agent. This season, Kesselring struggled to find his place within the Sabres lineup, often finding himself as a healthy scratch during the playoffs. Over 34 games, he failed to register a goal and managed only two assists, and he played in just one playoff game, making him a likely target for trade discussions.

Lastly, goaltender Devon Levi has been a frequent subject of trade rumors since the conclusion of the Sabres’ playoff run. With several goalies positioned ahead of him in the depth chart, Levi faces a challenging road to playing time in Buffalo. Moving him this off-season could provide him with the fresh start he needs to develop his talent elsewhere.

Note: This recap is an independently written summary based on publicly available reporting.