The time has come for player breakdowns and predictions. Here is a one-sentence breakdown of each Buffalo Sabres 2022-23 season (including signees).
With roughly two months before training camp and the preseason begin, it’s time to start reviewing the 2022-23 campaign and previewing the Buffalo Sabres 2023-24 season. In Part I of what will be a multiple-part series, we’re breaking down how each current member of the Sabres performed last season in one single sentence.
So if you’re someone looking for quick hits as opposed to a detailed look, then this is a piece you want to check out. And if you’re someone who likes detailed breakdowns, don’t worry, because those are also coming sooner than later, along with one-sentence projections and even detailed projections.
So how did each current member of the Sabres play last season? Keep reading to find out for yourself.
Breaking down each Buffalo Sabres 2022-23 season in one sentence
Goaltenders
Devon Levi: Impressed everyone in his seven-game sample size and played a pivotal role in keeping the Blue and Gold alive in the playoff race until the 80th game of the season.
Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen: Luukkonen struggled at times, but he enjoyed a few solid moments that included a Rookie of the Month award for January 2023 and a serious look to be the 1B this year.
Eric Comrie: Struggled in the Queen City after he posted elite numbers as a backup with the Winnipeg Jets the season prior and will likely get waived before the 2023-24 season begins.
Dustin Tokarski: Former member of the Buffalo Sabres who mainly played in the AHL in 2022-23 and will do so again in 2023-24.
Devin Cooley: Has never seen NHL ice time and spent the previous season with the Milwaukee Admirals, where he appeared in 26 regular season games and four playoff contests.