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Draft picks from 2013 to 2017. In theory, these are the "mature" players who should be currently leading this team. Bold = Currently playing for Sabres 2013 1 8 Rasmus Ristolainen 2013 1 16 Nikita Zadorov 2013 2 35 J. T. Compher 2013 2 38 Connor Hurley 2013 2 52 Justin Bailey 2013 3 69 Nicholas Baptiste 2013 5 129 Cal Petersen 2013 5 130 Gustav Possler 2013 5 143 Anthony Florentino 2013 6 159 Sean Malone 2013 7 189 Eric Locke 2014 1 2 Sam Reinhart 2014 2 31 Brendan Lemieux 2014 2 44 Eric Cornel 2014 2 49 Vaclav Karabacek 2014 3 61 Jonas Johansson 2014 3 74 Brycen Martin 2014 5 121 Maxwell Willman 2014 6 151 Christopher Brown 2014 7 181 Victor Olofsson 2015 1 2 Jack Eichel 2015 2 51 Brendan Guhle 2015 4 92 Will Borgen 2015 5 122 Devante Stephens 2015 6 152 Giorgio Estephan 2015 7 182 Ivan Chukarov 2016 1 8 Alexander Nylander 2016 2 33 Rasmus Asplund 2016 3 69 Cliff Pu 2016 3 86 Casey Fitzgerald 2016 4 99 Brett Murray 2016 5 129 Philip Nyberg 2016 5 130 Vojtech Budik 2016 6 159 Brandon Hagel 2016 7 189 Austin Osmanski 2016 7 190 Vasily Glotov 2017 1 8 Casey Mittelstadt 2017 2 37 Marcus Davidsson 2017 2 54 Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen 2017 3 89 Oskari Laaksonen 2017 4 99 Jacob Bryson 2017 7 192 Linus Weissbach You can see how much they have "whiffed" on their drafting.

Therein lies the problem with the Sabres compared to the Bills. On this current roster, there is not one player that is remotely considered a leader. Not one.

It doesn't matter who's playing goal if no one scores.

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