Sabres Should Target These 3 Bottom-Six Forwards This Offseason

The offseason is underway for the Buffalo Sabres and general manager (GM) Kevyn Adams needs to make impact moves around the draft (and beyond) to improve the roster and end this long playoff drought. A big focus for the Sabres has to be the bottom-six portion of the forward group, and being more difficult to play against in that area. The 6-foot-3 center is a reliable, two-way option down the middle, which is why the Dallas Stars have hung on to him. If that's the case, Faksa to the Sabres would make a lot of sense since Lindy Ruff knows him (from his time in Dallas), he would fill the third-line center void, and bring playoff experience.