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Toronto Star
· collected 2026-10-12 · by John Wawrow The Associated Press
Buffalo Sabres coach Lindy Ruff announced that defenseman Rasmus Dahlin is day to day and won’t join the team for their upcoming three-game road trip after sustaining an injury during a game against the Florida Panthers. Meanwhile, Panthers goalie Jacob Markstrom was pulled from the game in the first period due to feeling something tighten up, though his coach Paul Maurice said it’s not an injury but standard precautionary measures. The article reports on these player statuses and also mentions that the Sabres traded for two defensemen, Caleb Jones and Daniel Laatsch, while sending Ryan Johnson to Pittsburgh.
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Story summary
Buffalo Sabres coach Lindy Ruff listed captain Rasmus Dahlin as day to day after the defenseman left a recent game against the Florida Panthers with an undisclosed injury. Without specifying the nature of the injury, which occurred early in the second period when Dahlin was following through on taking a shot, Ruff stated that Dahlin will remain home and won’t join the team for its upcoming three-game road trip starting in Montreal on Tuesday night.
Meanwhile, Florida Panthers coach Paul Maurice revealed that starting goalie Jacob Markstrom was removed after the first period when he felt something tighten up. Though Maurice said there was no injury involved, Markstrom allowed two goals on 11 shots and was replaced by Akira Schmid for the second period. It remains unclear if Markstrom will be ready to play or even serve as a backup in Florida’s game at Columbus on Tuesday night.
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Buffalo Sabres coach Lindy Ruff on Monday listed captain Rasmus Dahlin as day to day after leaving the game with an injury, while adding the defenseman won’t initially join the team for its three-game road trip.
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defenseman → list → trip
Without revealing the exact nature of the injury, Ruff said Dahlin was hurt in following through on taking a shot early in the second period of a 5-3 win against the Florida Panthers.
asserted
Dahlin → reveal → Panthers
Ruff said Dahlin can receive better treatment by staying home with the team immediately heading to Montreal for a game against the Canadiens on Tuesday night.
asserted
team → say → night
The Sabres then play at Toronto on Thursday before closing the trip back in Montreal on Saturday.
asserted
Sabres → play → Saturday
Dahlin scored his second goal of the season in the first period.
asserted
Dahlin → score → period
Meantime, Panthers coach Paul Maurice said starting goalie Jacob Markstrom was pulled after the first period when he felt something tighten up.
asserted
something → say → period
Just standard stuff,” Maurice said.
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Maurice → say → ?
Markstrom allowed two goals on 11 shots and was replaced by Akira Schmid to open the second period.
asserted
Markstrom → allow → period
It’s unclear if he will be healthy enough to start or even serve as Schmid’s backup in Florida’s game at Columbus on Tuesday night.
uncertain
he → ’ → night
Florida acquired the 36-year-old Markstrom in a trade with New Jersey to be the starter after failing to re-sign Sergei Bobrovsky, who left Florida to sign with Toronto in free agency.
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who → acquire → agency
Following the game, the Sabres announced acquiring defensemen Caleb Jones and Daniel Laatsch in a trade that dealt blue-liner Ryan Johnson to Pittsburgh.
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that → follow → Pittsburgh
The 29-year-old Jones opened this season in the minors after clearing waivers last month and has appeared in 255 NHL games with five teams.
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Jones → open → teams
Last season, he served a 20-game NHL suspension for violating the terms of the NHL/NHLPA Performance Enhancing Substances Program.
asserted
he → serve → Program
Johnson struggled establishing a role in Buffalo.
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Johnson → struggle → Buffalo
Selected 31st by the Sabres in the 2019 draft, the University of Minnesota product has spent a majority of the previous two seasons in the minors after having seven assists in 41 games with Buffalo in 2023-24.
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product → select → 2023
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