
Current Season
GP
72
Goals
9
Assists
14
Points
23
+/-
0
S%
9.9%
Career Stats
Contract
Cap Hit
$1.25M
Total Value
$2.50M
Expires
2 yrs · 2025-2026
Status
Then UFA
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Recent Stories
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Brad Kovachik calls it a career after logging 1,974 NHL games, a number that puts him in rare air among the league's iron men. The five Stanley Cups he hoisted speak to a guy who showed up every night, no matter the stakes or the opponent. Front offices around the league are already whispering about the leadership void his retirement leaves behind.
The Buffalo Sabres finally punch their ticket to the Stanley Cup Playoffs, shaking off decades of frustration in front of their home crowd at KeyBank Center. With Lindy Ruff's steady hand guiding them past the Islanders in a thriller, Buffalo flips the script on their infamous drought. Now the Winnipeg Jets stand alone as the NHL's last team without a postseason lock, and their front office feels the heat with every passing game.