Sabres set for night of debuts with Peyton Krebs, JJ Peterka, Alex Tuch
By Lance Lysowski
News Sports Reporter
Updated
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Peyton Krebs, who was acquired in the Jack Eichel trade, practices with the Sabres at KeyBank Center after being called up from Rochester.
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Payton Krebs, who was acquired in the Eichel trade, practices with the Sabres at KeyBank Center after being called up from Rochester, Tuesday, Dec. 28, 2021. (Derek Gee / Buffalo News)
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Alex Tuch, who was acquired in the Eichel trade, practices with the Sabres at KeyBank Center, Tuesday, Dec. 28, 2021. He has been cleared and is expected to play in the next game on Wednesday. (Derek Gee / Buffalo News)
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Alex Tuch, who was acquired in the Eichel trade, practices with the Sabres at KeyBank Center, Tuesday, Dec. 28, 2021. He has been cleared and is expected to play in the next game on Wednesday. (Derek Gee / Buffalo News)
When it became clear the Buffalo Sabres will be without five forwards when their season resumes Wednesday night, general manager Kevyn Adams made two bold additions that shift the focus back to who will be on the ice against the New Jersey Devils.
Payton Krebs, who was acquired in the Eichel trade, practices with the Sabres at KeyBank Center after being called up from Rochester, Tuesday, Dec. 28, 2021. (Derek Gee / Buffalo News)
Alex Tuch, who was acquired in the Eichel trade, practices with the Sabres at KeyBank Center, Tuesday, Dec. 28, 2021. He has been cleared and is expected to play in the next game on Wednesday. (Derek Gee / Buffalo News)
Alex Tuch, who was acquired in the Eichel trade, practices with the Sabres at KeyBank Center, Tuesday, Dec. 28, 2021. He has been cleared and is expected to play in the next game on Wednesday. (Derek Gee / Buffalo News)
