Sabres re-sign Jack Quinn to two-year contract
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The Buffalo Sabres have recently announced the re-signing of forward Jack Quinn to a two-year contract extension. The extension comes as Quinn, who was drafted eighth overall in 2020, has shown significant promise in his young NHL career. The 22-year-old talent tallied 15 goals and 20 assists during the last season, contributing to the team's overall offensive depth and showcasing his potential as a future star.
Quinn's development has been a highlight for the Sabres, especially in a season filled with ups and downs. His ability to perform in critical moments and maintain consistency is something that fans and management have taken note of. With this contract extension, the Sabres are clearly investing in Quinn as a central piece for their future.
As the season approaches, all eyes will be on Quinn to see how he continues to grow under the guidance of head coach Don Granato. The Sabres are looking to improve their standings in the league, and Quinn's continued progression will be pivotal to their aspirations. Buffalo hopes that this extension will motivate him even further as the team aims to build a more competitive roster in the coming years.
Quinn's development has been a highlight for the Sabres, especially in a season filled with ups and downs. His ability to perform in critical moments and maintain consistency is something that fans and management have taken note of. With this contract extension, the Sabres are clearly investing in Quinn as a central piece for their future.
As the season approaches, all eyes will be on Quinn to see how he continues to grow under the guidance of head coach Don Granato. The Sabres are looking to improve their standings in the league, and Quinn's continued progression will be pivotal to their aspirations. Buffalo hopes that this extension will motivate him even further as the team aims to build a more competitive roster in the coming years.