Sabres’ Zucker Sidelined Week-to-Week with Multiple Injuries

The Buffalo Sabres face a setback as forward Jason Zucker has been sidelined week-to-week due to multiple injuries. This announcement follows the team’s 7-4 defeat to the Calgary Flames, as confirmed by head coach Lindy Ruff.
Injury Details
Jason Zucker is struggling with both upper and lower body injuries. Coach Ruff revealed that Zucker played through significant pain during the recent match. His status as week-to-week raises concerns for the Sabres as they navigate their current season.
Performance Overview
During the game against the Flames, Zucker logged 17:05 of ice time. He managed to contribute two assists and took two shots, finishing with a minus-2 rating. This season, he has scored nine goals and recorded 18 points across 21 games.
Recent Form
Since the beginning of November, Zucker has shown impressive form, netting five goals and accumulating 12 points in his last ten outings. His contributions were vital for the team, especially during crucial matchups.
Contract and Team Status
- Zucker joined the Sabres as an unrestricted free agent in 2024.
- He signed a two-year contract extension worth $9.5 million in March 2025.
- The Sabres currently sit last in the Atlantic Division, with a record of 11-14-4.
- The team trails the New York Rangers by eight points for the wild-card spot in the Eastern Conference.
As the Sabres continue their season, they will need to adjust strategies without Zucker’s presence on the ice. His absence could significantly affect the team’s performance moving forward.




