Buffalo Sabres general manager Kevyn Adams joined Schopp and Bulldog to talk about the NHL trade deadline and specifically Josh Norris who comes over from Ottawa

Norris is looking to get past the “initial shock” of being traded, saying goodbye to good friends in Ottawa and having to settle in Buffalo.

The Panthers have stuck with Ekblad as their primary power-play quarterback through three games since the trade to

The Buffalo Sabres made a big trade on March 7. They traded Dylan Cozens, Dennis Gilbert, and a 2026 second-round pick to the Ottawa Senators in exchange for Josh Norris and Jacob Bernard-Docker.

Dylan Cozens was a rumoured trade candidate around the Buffalo Sabres, but not many expected the Ottawa Senators to be the landing spot. In a trade involving some more pieces, the leading players in the deal were Cozens to the Senators and Josh Norris and Jacob Bernard-Docker to the Sabres.

The newest Buffalo Sabres center Josh Norris arrived to South Florida in time for Saturday’s morning skate. The 25-year-old will wear the No. 13 with the Sabres. Paul Hamilton has more:

Buffalo Sabres GM Kevyn Adams made a major shakeup on Friday afternoon, acquiring forward Josh Norris and defenseman Jacob Bernard-Docker from the Ottawa Senators.

For hockey fans, NHL trade deadline day can feel like a Bizarro version of Christmas morning—you're thrilled to get that new toy, but at the same time, you're forced to part with an old favourite.