Mandatory Credit: Jerome Miron-USA TODAY Sports

The Buffalo Sabres continue to make moves to try and open up a winning streak to pop them out of the last spot in the Eastern Conference.

Today the Buffalo Sabres have recalled defenseman Adam Pardy from the Rochester Americans.

Pardy came to the Buffalo Sabres in the off season when they traded Derek Roy for Steve Ott.

Prior to the start of the regular season, he was assigned to Rochester.  He was recalled early this year to play in one game during a bout of injuries.

With trouble on the deep blue line that was supposed to be the highlight of the year for the Buffalo Sabres, Pardy has been recalled in an effort to jump start a defensive lapse, while filling in for the injured Alexander Sulzer.

In Adam Pardy‘s only game with the Buffalo Sabres he registered an assist and was a positive sign on a weak team.

The Buffalo Sabres are next in action tomorrow night against the Tampa Bay Lightning.

 Jerome Miron-USA TODAY Sports

Adam Pardy has left the Buffalo Sabres, easing the logjam on the blue line for now.

Pardy was called up from Rochester to help out a blue line that was suffering from injuries to Christian Erhoff, Andrej Sekera, and Robyn Regehr.

In one game with the parent club, the Buffalo Sabres defenseman had one point, and two penalty minutes.

It is surprising to see that Pardy is sent down, given the struggles of Jordan Leopold and Tyler Myers.

Fans would have loved to have seen one of those two sitting in the press box reevaluating what motivates them.

Tyler Myers played some of the best hockey we have seen out of him this year when he was paired up with the veteran utility defenseman.  I would anticipate seeing Pardy back in Blue and Gold at some point – either through injuries or necessity of a change in scenery on the blue line.