Jordan Greenway is anticipated to make a comeback to the starting lineup when the Buffalo Sabres play the St. Louis Blues on Thursday, according to the team.
Since Greenway’s comeback necessitated sending a player down, Buffalo decided to send rookie Jiri Kulich down to the AHL. Isak Rosen, another rookie, now has a firm place in the lineup going forward, while Brandon Biro’s recent recall adds more depth.
Greenway has been out of commission for a week for personal reasons. This season, he has participated in 19 games and scored two goals and six points. In addition, he has 19 penalty minutes, which places him fourth on the Sabres roster. Having joined the organization via trade in the middle of the previous campaign, Greenway is in his first full season with the Sabres. Prior to this, Greenway played for the Minnesota Wild for six seasons, amassing 317 games, 119 points, and 227 penalty minutes during that time.
Greenway has been unavailable for a week due to personal matters. He has played in 19 games this season, tallying two goals and six points. Moreover, he ranks fourth on the Sabres squad with 19 penalty minutes. Greenway is in his first full season with the Sabres after joining the team via trade in the midst of the previous year. Greenway had six seasons with the Minnesota Wild before this, playing in 317 games, scoring 119 points, and logging 227 penalty minutes.
With 12 points in 10 games, Biro is third in Rochester’s scoring rankings. This season, he has also participated in two NHL games, scoring his first two goals and earning a plus one. As an undrafted free agent in 2020, Biro joined the Sabres after Penn State University’s 2019–20 season ended.
