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2026 top pick Daxon Rudolph has gotten off to a strong start in the NCAA after shifting from the WHL’s Prince Albert Raiders

Buffalo Sabres prospects from the 2026 draft class are advancing across various leagues, led by top pick Daxon Rudolph in the NCAA. Latvian forward Murnieks has recorded one assist in two games as a freshman at Boston College, while Hungarian forward Szongoth has tallied one assist in 11 games for the OHL's Soo Greyhounds. Meanwhile, 18-year-old winger Dumont has posted six points through 11 games with Drummondville.
In senior team news, 34-year-old winger Jason Zucker is expected to make his season debut on Wednesday against the Philadelphia Flyers. Zucker, who recently recovered from early August core muscle surgery, practiced alongside Josh Norris and rookie Konsta Helenius.
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