Buffalo Sabres Recall Isak Rosen
In response to an injury sidelining Jason Zucker, the Buffalo Sabres have opted to elevate one of their standout prospects from the American Hockey League (AHL). The team has officially announced the recall of winger Isak Rosen from their AHL affiliate, the Rochester Americans, who have had a strong season thus far. Following his call-up, Rosen was promptly inserted into the Sabres lineup for their matchup against the Edmonton Oilers.
Isak Rosen’s Impressive Performance
Isak Rosen’s promotion comes as no surprise given his impressive performance with the Amerks, where he has accumulated nine goals and ten assists, totaling 19 points in just 13 games this season. His skills have not gone unnoticed at the NHL level either; during his previous appearances with the Sabres, he tallied three goals and four assists across 10 games.
Looking Ahead
As he embarks on this latest opportunity with the Sabres, Rosen aims to further his impact on the team. Thus far in his NHL career, which spans three seasons, he has participated in 25 games and recorded eight points, showcasing his potential in higher competition. With expectations elevated, fans will be keen to see how he contributes moving forward.
