Cozens doesn’t look like a $7.1 million or a true 2C for a team that wants to return to the playoff picture. But there are still glimpses of the player who earned that long-term extension.

Former Philadelphia Phillies outfielder Dylan Cozens is trading in his mitt for shoulder pads, announcing Tuesday that he intends to pursue his “dream” of playing in the NFL.

Cozens, a 6-foot-3 center, remains a high-value asset despite a down year offensively. Through 44 games, he has posted 10 goals and 12 assists. Buffalo Sabres center Dylan Cozens (24) shoots the puck.

Dylan Cozens and the city of Buffalo have been a perfect match. With his recently signed seven-year, $49.7 million contract extension. It only solidifies the future of their growing relationship.

The Buffalo Sabres made more than just the expected sell-off of expiring contracts on NHL Trade Deadline day, moving out one of their core group in center Dylan Cozens in a deal with the Ottawa ...

In 169 career NHL games, Cozens has 30-64-94. That ranks him third in scoring among players from his 2019 draft class behind Jack Hughes of the New Jersey Devils (216 GP, 79-96-175) and Trevor ...

Cozens is in the second year of a seven-year contract paying him $7.1 million per season. He earned that deal with a 31-goal season in 2022-23 at just 21 years old. Since then, he has just 29 ...

After a tough couple of seasons in Buffalo, Dylan Cozens has played well in his first few games with the Ottawa Senators, succeeding as both an offensive and physical player. The post Getting to ...