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Alex Tuch and the Buffalo Sabres had five strong years together. They’ve separated now, though, and they’ll meet as opponents on the ice on Saturday when Tuch’s new team, the Washington Capitals, take on the Sabres. There’ll be a lot…

Washington Capitals forward Alex Tuch addressed his departure from the Buffalo Sabres ahead of facing his former team. Speaking in a feature by The Athletic's Matthew Fairburn, Tuch explained that he never requested a trade and fully believed he would remain with the Sabres for his entire career until contract negotiations concluded without an agreement.
The Sabres orchestrated an offseason sign-and-trade to send Tuch to Washington after determining they could not meet his financial expectations. Tuch expressed pride in helping Buffalo reach the second round of the playoffs last season, while expressing regret over falling short of a Stanley Cup title and finishing his Sabres tenure without a point in a seven-game series against Montreal.
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