The NHL rumor mill is once again churning, and this time, it’s Nashville Predators defenseman Dante Fabbro who finds himself at the center of trade speculation.
Rumors around the league suggest a potential deal that would send Fabbro to the Buffalo Sabres in exchange for a 2025 second-round draft pick.
Nashville Predators Eye Cost-Cutting Move to Free Up Cap Space
The Predators’ recent spending spree, which saw them ink Steven Stamkos, Jonathan Marchessault, and Brady Skjei to lucrative long-term contracts, has left them with limited cap space to maneuver. Trading Fabbro would free up $2.5 million, allowing the Predators to re-sign promising young talents like Juuso Parssinen and Marc Del Gaizo.
Fabbro, a 26-year-old right-shot defenseman, brings a solid two-way game to the table. While not known for his offensive skills, he is a reliable defender who can log significant minutes against tough competition. His steady presence on the blue line would undoubtedly bolster the Sabres’ defensive corps, which has struggled at times in recent years.
What Fabbro Brings to the Sabres
Fabbro’s value extends beyond his defensive capabilities. He is a strong skater with good puck-moving skills, making him an asset in transition. Additionally, his leadership qualities and experience in the NHL would be a welcome addition to a young Sabres team.
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