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Buffalo Sabres Top 25 Under 25: #1 Jack Eichel
Surprise, surprise. On his way out, Eichel is still #1.
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Buffalo Sabres Top 25 Under 25: #2 Dylan Cozens
Cozens, 20-years-old, looks like he belongs in the National Hockey League.
Sabres Top 25 Under 25
An annual list of the top 25 players in the Buffalo Sabres organization under the age of 25 years old.
Buffalo Sabres Top 25 Under 25: #3 Rasmus Dahlin
In spite of these rankings and with Jack all but off the team, Dahlin is the true number 1 of the franchise
Buffalo Sabres Top 25 Under 25: #4 Owen Power
Immediate pressure off the #1 pick from the 2021 Draft with a return to college
Buffalo Sabres Top 25 Under 25: #5 Casey Mittelstadt
Mittelstadt will be expected to step up this season, big time.
Buffalo Sabres Top 25 Under 25: #6 Henri Jokiharju
Jokiharju heads into 2021-22 looking to make another leap forward.
Buffalo Sabres Top 25 Under 25: #7 Arttu Ruotsalainen
Time to shine for our Finnish UDFA
Buffalo Sabres Top 25 Under 25: #8 Rasmus Asplund
Forward is coming off his best season yet for the Sabres
Buffalo Sabres Top 25 Under 25: #9 Jack Quinn
Quinn’s season was limited, but positive
Buffalo Sabres Top 25 Under 25: #10 JJ Peterka
Peterka quickly has become one of Buffalo’s top prospects.
Buffalo Sabres Top 25 Under 25: #11 Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen
Time to shine for UPL
Buffalo Sabres Top 25 Under 25: #12 Tage Thompson
Forward is coming off his best season yet for the Sabres
Buffalo Sabres Top 25 Under 25: #13 Mattias Samuelsson
After his first taste of pro hockey, Samuelsson poised for more
Buffalo Sabres Top 25 Under 25: #14 Ryan Johnson
Johnson, 20, looks ready to make the big leap to professional hockey.
Buffalo Sabres Top 25 Under 25: #15 Jacob Bryson
Bryson moves down a few spots in the rankings
Buffalo Sabres Top 25 Under 25: #16 Isak Rosen
The Swede comes with top six potential and was drafted 14th overall in the 2021 Draft
Buffalo Sabres Top 25 Under 25: #17: Oskari Laaksonen
Laaksonen’s first taste of North American play leaves him wanting more
Buffalo Sabres Top 25 Under 25: #18 Matej Pekar
After a tough season in Rochester, Pekar drops a few places on the annual T25U25 list.
Buffalo Sabres Top 25 Under 25: #19 Devon Levi
Netminder acquired via trade for Sam Reinhart
Buffalo Sabres Top 25 Under 25: #20 Erik Portillo
The Swede steps into the starting goalie role for Michigan this season
Buffalo Sabres Top 25 Under 25: #21 Albert Lyckåsen
Lyckåsen makes his T25U25 debut
Buffalo Sabres Top 25 Under 25: #22 Aleksandr Kisakov
The 2021 draft pick makes his DBTB T25U25 debut.
Buffalo Sabres Top 25 Under 25: #23 Linus Weissbach
After four years at Wisconsin, Weissbach ready to make the jump
Buffalo Sabres Top 25 Under 25: #24 Aaron Huglen
The 20-year-old has made an incredible comeback after a 20-month layoff
Buffalo Sabres Top 25 Under 25: #25 Casey Fitzgerald
The 24-year-old blueliner leads off this year’s herd of prospects.
Buffalo Sabres Top 25 Under 25, #1: Jack Eichel
No surprise, Jack Eichel remains at the top of the hill
Buffalo Sabres Top 25 Under 25, #2: Rasmus Dahlin
After a slow start, the young defenseman put together an impressive season
Buffalo Sabres Top 25 Under 25, #3: Sam Reinhart
The winger has proven to be Robin to Jack Eichel’s Batman
Buffalo Sabres Top 25 Under 25, #4: Victor Olofsson
The Swedish goal scoring machine continued to score goals in 2019-20.
Buffalo Sabres Top 25 Under 25, #5: Henri Jokiharju
The 21-year-old impressed in his first full season of NHL action
Buffalo Sabres Top 25 Under 25, #6: Dylan Cozens
Cozens could make a push for NHL spot next season
Buffalo Sabres Top 25 Under 25, #7: Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen
Luukkonen had a good rookie season, but still showed he’s not close to NHL ready
Buffalo Sabres Top 25 Under 25, #8: Casey Mittelstadt
Mittelstadt’s struggles represent an ongoing history of draft futility.
Buffalo Sabres Top 25 Under 25, #9: Tage Thompson
An injury-riddled season leaves question marks for the future of the forward