Sabres recall Pilut from Rochester

Buffalo returns to practice today, hosts Ottawa on Tuesday

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By Chris Ryndak
@ChrisRyndak Sabres.com

The Buffalo Sabres announced today that the team has recalled defenseman Lawrence Pilut from the Rochester Americans (AHL).

Pilut has appeared in six NHL games this season, averaging 16:39 of ice time per game.
He's fourth in Amerks team scoring with 22 points (6+16) in 30 games played. On Wednesday, Pilut scored the game-winning goal in overtime in Rochester's 3-2 victory at Cleveland. He's scored twice in overtime this season for the Amerks.
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The Sabres will return from their bye week for practice this afternoon at LECOM Harborcenter. Stay tuned to Sabres.com for full coverage.
Buffalo's next game is Tuesday when they host the Ottawa Senators at KeyBank Center. Tickets are on sale now.

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