“I grew up, obviously, a young Sabres fan,” a smiling McCarthy, sporting a No. McCarthy, who plans to attend Boston University in the fall and play with his brother, Case, already feels comfortable in his new organization. His selection marks the first time the Sabres have drafted a local prospect since they grabbed defenseman Austin Osmanski, an East Aurora native, in the seventh round in 2016. “We added a 6-foot-2, right-shot defenseman that we think there’s a lot of upside there,” Adams said after the draft ended in Bridgestone Arena. They did not choose him because he’s a local kid. To see McCarthy’s smile, Adams said, was “special.” The Sabres added a player they’re thrilled about. Sabres and developed at the Academy of Hockey when Adams ran both organizations at LECOM Harborcenter. They live in the same Clarence neighborhood. McCarthy’s excitement made Adams’ mind flash back to all the work the youngster has put into his career. Still, moments like the one he experienced Thursday at the NHL Draft table can make all the stress worth it.Īfter the Buffalo Sabres drafted defenseman Gavin McCarthy in the third round, 86th overall, he walked down to meet Adams and other members of the team. NASHVILLE – The daily challenges an NHL general manager faces can keep you awake at night, Kevyn Adams said.
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