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Before Patrick Kane made his move to the Detroit Red Wings, there was considerable speculation linking him to the Buffalo Sabres. It’s no secret that Kane, a native of Buffalo, had long been a coveted target for the Sabres. However, they ultimately missed out on signing him when he became available.
Recent reports suggest that the Sabres may have another opportunity to pursue Kane and convince him to return home. NHL insider Pierre LeBrun, in a recent article for The Athletic, indicated that Kane hitting the free agent market on July 1st is a possibility. However, LeBrun also mentioned the potential for discussions between Red Wings GM Steve Yzerman and Kane’s agent, Pat Brisson, regarding a possible deal in the coming weeks.
Should Kane become available, he would undoubtedly be a prime target for the Sabres once again. The team is known to be in need of a top-six scoring winger, a role that Kane would fill seamlessly. With an impressive season under his belt, tallying 20 goals and 47 points in 50 games with Detroit, Kane would bring considerable offensive firepower to the Sabres.
Joining the Sabres, Kane would likely slot into their first line alongside star center Tage Thompson, forming a potent offensive duo. Additionally, his presence would significantly bolster the team’s power play unit, adding another dimension to their offensive capabilities.
As the situation with Kane and the Red Wings unfolds, it remains to be seen whether a deal will materialize between the superstar winger and the Original Six club. Should negotiations falter, the Sabres are poised to once again pursue Kane as a key addition to their roster.
