Nov 2, 2024; Detroit, Michigan, USA; Buffalo Sabres left wing Jordan Greenway (12) looks on during the second period of the game against the Detroit Red Wings at Little Caesars Arena. Mandatory Credit: Brian Bradshaw Sevald-Imagn Images

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Jordan Greenway expected to Rejoin Sabres Lineup Against Red Wings

Buffalo Sabres forward Jordan Greenway is likely to return from injury as the team faces the Detroit Red Wings in a crucial matchup.

Jordan Greenway will likely return from a middle-body injury when the Sabres host the Detroit Red Wings on Monday.
The forward has missed 10 games. He was a full participant since joining his teammates at their morning skate on Dec. 5. He skated on the left wing Sunday, with practice on a line with Jiri Kulich and Dylan Cozens, and skated Monday in an optional morning session.

We may see a Jordan Greenway return to the lineup as the Sabres look to snap their 6-game losing streak.

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Greenway has six points for himself (three goals, three assists) in 16 games. The Sabres may also have a returned captain by the weekend as Rasmus Dahlin, who will miss his third game in a row because of back spasms, skated on his own Monday.

Buffalo has New York Rangers at home Wednesday and then plays a back-to-back on the road Saturday and Sunday, respectively, against the Washington Capitals and Toronto Maple Leafs. Dahlin is the team’s third-leading scorer in the 25 games this season with 19 points: six goals, 13 assists.

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