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Sabres’ Timmins out 6-8 weeks with broken leg, Kozak also leaves game with upper-body injury
Sabres’ Timmins out 6-8 weeks with broken leg, Kozak also leaves game with upper-body injury
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The Buffalo Sabres face a challenging situation as defenseman Conor Timmins is expected to be sidelined for 6 to 8 weeks due to a broken leg. This injury comes at a critical juncture for the Sabres as they aim to maintain their competitive edge in the NHL. Timmins, known for his strong two-way play, has been a valuable asset to the team's defensive lineup. His absence will certainly be felt on the ice as the Sabres continue their push for a playoff spot.
In a related concern, forward Tyson Kozak had to leave the game early due to an upper-body injury, casting further doubt on the team's depth. Kozak has been a promising player for the Sabres, and his potential setback could necessitate adjustments in the lineup. The team will need to evaluate the severity of Kozak's condition before determining the next steps.
As the Sabres navigate these injuries, the coaching staff will have to find ways to keep the momentum going. The depth of the team will be tested, and contributions from other players will be crucial. The fanbase remains hopeful that both Timmins and Kozak will recover quickly, enabling them to return to the ice and contribute to their playoff aspirations.
In a related concern, forward Tyson Kozak had to leave the game early due to an upper-body injury, casting further doubt on the team's depth. Kozak has been a promising player for the Sabres, and his potential setback could necessitate adjustments in the lineup. The team will need to evaluate the severity of Kozak's condition before determining the next steps.
As the Sabres navigate these injuries, the coaching staff will have to find ways to keep the momentum going. The depth of the team will be tested, and contributions from other players will be crucial. The fanbase remains hopeful that both Timmins and Kozak will recover quickly, enabling them to return to the ice and contribute to their playoff aspirations.