Sometimes it takes some maturing for young NHL players to adadpt to the league. And the Buffalo Sabres have a present-day example of just such a young NHLer. This Sabres veteran forward has needed time to grow his game, but…
The Hockey News' Adam Proteau argues that Buffalo Sabres winger Jack Quinn has overcome early-career injuries and development time to establish himself as a vital top-six forward. Quinn is off to a strong start this season, recording eight goals and 14 points in his first 14 games while earning increased ice time under head coach Lindy Ruff.
Proteau notes that Quinn is in a contract year before becoming a restricted free agent next summer. Currently earning $3.375 million, the writer believes Quinn is positioned for a significant raise from general manager Jarmo Kekalainen if his strong production continues.
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