Sabres Re-Sign D Byram to 2-Year Deal
BUFFALO, NEW YORK, JUL 15 – The Sabres secured defenseman Bowen Byram with a two-year, $12.5 million deal to avoid arbitration and maintain roster stability ahead of his unrestricted free agency in 2027.
- The Buffalo Sabres re-signed defenseman Bowen Byram to a two-year, $12.5 million contract on Monday night to avoid salary arbitration.
- The deal followed the Sabres electing salary arbitration earlier this month amid trade speculation and offering both short- and long-term contract possibilities.
- Byram, 24, was acquired from Colorado at the March 2024 trade deadline for center Casey Mittelstadt and set career highs playing all 82 games last season.
- The two-year deal carries a $6.25 million cap hit annually and features a $1 million signing bonus included in the 2025-26 season, securing Byram's stay with Buffalo.
- This signing stabilizes the Sabres' defense corps amid cap space constraints while general manager Kevyn Adams left open the possibility of trades if beneficial.
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BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) -- The Buffalo Sabres signed defenseman Bowen Byram to a two-year contract extension on Monday night, the team announced. The deal is worth an average of $6.25 million per season, the team said. Byram was acquired by the Sabres from the Colorado Avalanche in March 2024 in exchange for Casey Mittelstadt. He posted career highs in several categories for the Sabres last season -- including points (38), assists (31), shot blocks…
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