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It feels like just yesterday that the Buffalo Sabres traded Jack Eichel to the Vegas Golden Knights, but it’s already been nearly five years since the blockbuster deal. Now five-plus…

The Hockey Writers revisited the November 2021 blockbuster trade that sent Jack Eichel from the Buffalo Sabres to the Vegas Golden Knights. The writer argues that while Vegas immediately benefited by winning the 2023 Stanley Cup with Eichel leading the way, the deal was more balanced than often perceived due to Alex Tuch's significant offensive contributions.
The writer notes that young forward Peyton Krebs has struggled to reach expectations, having recorded 136 points across 377 games for Buffalo. However, the analysis highlights that prospects Noah Ostlund and Mathieu Cataford still need more time to develop before a definitive winner of the blockbuster trade can be crowned.
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