Earlier, the Buffalo Sabres recalled first-round pick Isak Rosen from their American Hockey League (AHL) affiliate, the Rochester Americans. Now, they have made another roster move, recalling forward Josh Dunne from Rochester as well.
Dunne has played in one game for the Sabres this season, which was back on March 8 against the Florida Panthers. During it, he recorded one shot, five penalty minutes, and a minus-2 rating in 7:18 of ice time.
Down in the AHL with Rochester, Dunne has scored nine goals and recorded 26 points in 58 games. This includes a goal and three points over his last five contests with the AHL squad.
In 15 career NHL games split between the Columbus Blue Jackets and Sabres over three seasons, Dunne has zero points, 12 blocks, 35 hits, and a minus-9 rating.
Recent Sabres News
Ex-Sabres Star Jack Eichel Rewarded For Monster Week
Sabres’ Ryan McLeod Continuing To Be Great Addition
New Sabres Defenseman Is Already Impressing
Former Sabre Dylan Cozens Thriving With New Team
Exciting Sabres Prospect Is Impressing Big Time In AHL
Buffalo Sabres Sign Defenseman To Contract Extension
Read the full article here