Dylan Cozens was a rumoured trade candidate around the Buffalo Sabres, but not many expected the Ottawa Senators to be the landing spot. In a trade involving some more pieces, the leading players in the deal were Cozens to the Senators and Josh Norris and Jacob Bernard-Docker to the Sabres.

Norris is looking to get past the “initial shock” of being traded, saying goodbye to good friends in Ottawa and having to settle in Buffalo.

In the trade, which has already been made official, Buffalo lands Norris and another former first-round pick in Bernard-Docker. This season, Bernard-Docker hasn't been in the Senators' lineup often, totaling one goal and three assists through 25 games. In 2024-25, he had 14 points in 72 games.

Dylan Cozens is an extremely talented player who has underperformed after signing his big extension. There are a lot of reasons to think the 2019 No. 7 pick will bo

The Senators have acquired centre Dylan Cozens, defenceman Dennis Gilbert and a 2026 second-round pick from the Buffalo Sabres. In return, the Sens are giving up centre Josh Norris and defenceman Jacob Bernard-Docker.

The Panthers have stuck with Ekblad as their primary power-play quarterback through three games since the trade to

Friday was a hard day for Buffalo Sabres general manager Kevyn Adams. That was one of the first things he mentioned when talking about the moves the Sabres made at the NHL trade deadline. The most notable of those trades was the one that sent 24-year-old center Dylan Cozens,