Jordan Greenway has officially joined the Buffalo Sabres, signing a two-year contract worth $8 million, averaging $4 million annually. The 27-year-old forward had been a part of the Minnesota Wild but will now look to make an impact in Buffalo, where he expressed enthusiasm for the team's direction under GM Kevyn Adams and coach Lindy Ruff. With 8 points (3 goals, 5 assists) in 26 games so far, Greenway is eager to guide the younger players as the Sabres strive to improve their current standing, sitting last in the Eastern Conference.

In his career, Greenway has accumulated 159 points over 427 regular-season games, showing his capability to contribute offensively. As he enters this new chapter, his leadership will be vital for the Sabres, especially as they pursue a playoff berth that seems increasingly elusive. Greenway's experience in playoff scenarios, having scored 7 points in 22 playoff appearances, will also be beneficial for a franchise that has faced challenges in recent seasons.