Buffalo Sabres right wing Jack Quinn won't feature against the Blue Jackets on Thursday, exiting the lineup as a healthy scratch. The young winger gets some time off to reset after logging one assist and a minus-four rating in five games to start the season. Jiri Kulich takes over from Quinn on the second line and should also see time on the second power-play unit. He's been quiet early in the season as well, going scoreless in three appearances with four shots and a minus-one rating. However, Kulich and the Sabres have a chance to kickstart their campaign on Thursday against a struggling defense that has allowed 3.67 goals per game.
Buffalo Sabres forward Jack Quinn (lower body) could return to the lineup when his team hosts the Ottawa Senators on Wednesday. The young winger underwent surgery to repair a lower-body injury that was sustained in a Jan. 27 contest against the San Jose Sharks. He has since missed the past 23 games. "He looked really good in practice," head coach Don Granato said of Quinn. Obviously, he had lots of time while we were gone (on a five-game road trip) to skate, skated every day or every day he was available to push it hard every day." The 22-year-old had been enjoying a solid season, tallying five goals and 12 points in 17 games prior to his injury, adding 37 shots on goal in that time.
Buffalo Sabres right wing Jack Quinn has undergone surgery for a lower-body injury and will miss eight weeks. Quinn had the procedure on Monday after getting injured in Saturday's contest against San Jose. The 22-year-old has also missed time with an Achilles injury this season, skating in only 17 games and posting five goals with seven assists. Quinn has looked good for Buffalo whilst healthy, but unfortunately, he won't see any action until late March. Alex Tuch could force his way back into the top six without Quinn.
Buffalo Sabres forward Jack Quinn will make his season debut Tuesday night against the visiting Columbus Blue Jackets. The 22-year-old has missed the entire season to this point due to an Achilles injury he suffered during off-season training. The eighth overall pick of the 2020 NHL Entry Draft enjoyed a solid rookie season last year, tallying 14 goals and 37 points across 75 games. That campaign came on the heels of a 2021-22 season that saw Quinn tear up the American Hockey League to the tune of 26 goals and 61 points across just 45 contests. He is expected to skate on the third line along with Tyson Jost and Victor Olofsson while dynasty fantasy managers should strongly consider snatching up Quinn on the waiver wire given his star potential moving forward.
Buffalo Sabres right wing Jack Quinn (Achilles) is progressing well in rehab but isn't expected to see game action anytime soon. The talented winger had surgery for an Achilles tendon injury suffered in offseason training near the end of June, and he was slated to be out for 4-6 months. General manager Kevyn Adams has noted that Quinn will still need to put in a lot of work to be ready even if he is cleared to start skating again. Quinn, who turned 22 just a few days ago, had a nice debut campaign in the league last term, recording 37 points (14 goals, 23 assists) in 75 outings.
Jack Quinn Out For 4-6 Months Following Achilles Surgery
Buffalo Sabres winger Jack Quinn is set to miss 4-6 months after undergoing surgery for an Achilles tendon injury. This is a bad blow for the youngster, as it's a pretty nasty injury and it will force him to miss the start of next season. Quinn had his rookie campaign in 2022-23 and performed well in a pretty limited role, notching 14 goals and 37 points while averaging only 13:50 of ice time. It looks like he won't be able to start his sophomore year until November at the earliest.
Buffalo Sabres winger Jack Quinn was back in the lineup on Saturday against Nashville and showed his quality in a 5-3 win with a goal and an assist. The younger winger had missed the previous two games as a healthy scratch. Buffalo head coach Don Granato took Quinn out of the lineup after he had gone nine games without a single point. Granato got a very good reaction out from the 21-year-old and Quinn will now look to reestablish momentum. He was actually on a nice scoring stretch before hitting a wall ahead of the holiday break. 19 points in 34 games make him the sixth-highest scoring rookie in the league this season.
Buffalo Sabres winger Jack Quinn recorded his second multi-goal outing of the year Sunday, striking twice in a 6-3 victory over San Jose. He ended up logging the game-winning goal on a power play and also struck once in an even-strength situation. These were his only shots on goal in 16:25 of action and he was plus-two for the night with one hit. Quinn had some frustrating times last month when he was a healthy scratch for a few games, but he has come back strongly and has grabbed five points in his past four appearances. The 21-year-old has received a boost in playing time, and it looks like it's all finally starting to come together for Quinn after he showed a lot of promise during preseason. He is now on six goals and eight assists with 20 games played.
Buffalo Sabres winger Jack Quinn (upper body) returned to practice Friday and is expected to play Saturday versus Toronto. He's been day-to-day all week with an upper-body problem and has missed two games, but it looks like Quinn is back healthy again just in time for a special matchup for the Cobden, Ontario native. The 21-year-old has opened his campaign with five points in 12 games. He hasn't been playing a lot, but he's seen a nice amount of power-play time and Quinn has been productive with the man advantage, recording three of his points in these situations.
Buffalo Sabres winger Jack Quinn (upper body) won't be able to play Tuesday versus Vancouver and is considered day-to-day by the team. The young phenomenon got struck in the head with a puck at the weekend and needs some time to recover. Quinn also sat out one game as a healthy scratch last week, as he has struggled to maintain the momentum picked up during preseason. The 21-year-old has posted five points in 12 outings this season. With Quinn unavailable, Anders Bjork has received the call from the minors and will likely make his season debut Tuesday. He had only eight points in 58 games with Buffalo last season and sits on 53 points through 211 career outings, so it's not likely that he will be able to have a big impact.
Buffalo Sabres winger Jack Quinn will miss Thursday's clash with Vegas as a healthy scratch. He's coming out of the lineup despite amassing four points in the previous five games. Quinn had a monster year in the AHL last term and cemented his place in the Sabres roster after impressing in the preseason. He hasn't played a lot so far, averaging around 12 and a half minutes per game, but Quinn has shown flashes of brilliance and looks set for a really bright future. The 21-year-old, who boasts one goal and four assists in 11 games for the season, will have his first chance to return to the lineup on Saturday versus Boston.
Jack Quinn Will Miss At Least Four Weeks With Injury
Buffalo Sabres forward Jack Quinn (lower body) will be sidelined for a minimum of the next four weeks with a lower-body injury. The rookie sustained the injury in Thursday's game against the Stars. Quinn scored his first goal in the National Hockey League and added an assist in the contest, which was his second career NHL game. Quinn has been really productive at the AHL level this season with 18 goals, 17 assists and 35 points through 24 games with Rochester, making the eighth overall pick from the 2020 NHL Draft a target in dynasty leagues for his long-term potential.
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