The Charging Buffalo

Kingston’s Shane Wright should be the first off the board come July, but overall, the first round of this draft class is relatively wide open. While the top-end of the class isn’t overly-flashy, there is a lot of depth. There’s not much separating the players within the Top-16 — which is music to your ears if you’re a team with multiple first-round picks. There’s a very good chance the Sabres could end up selecting a player at sixteen that they were otherwise considering at nine. It’ll be fun to see how Kevyn Adams and the scouting staff approach this one.