Sabres Daily: Bruins Sign Farinacci; Atlantic Puckdoku Cheatcodes

SaThe Boston Bruins hope that they found a player who might help fill the giant void created by the retirements of Patrice Bergeron and David Krejci, as they signed free agent center John Farinacci to a two-year, entry-level contract on Wednesday. The 22-year-old was an Arizona third-round pick in 2019 and did not sign with the Coyotes after completing his senior season at Harvard University. The 6′, 185 lb. center had 20 points (5 goals, 15 assists) in 19 games for the Crimson.

The #NHLBruins have signed John Farinacci to a two-year entry-level deal contract.

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— Boston Bruins (@NHLBruins) August 16, 2023

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The game Puckdoku seems to be a hit with hockey fans, especially during the summer when there is little or no hockey news. The object of the game is to match up a player who played for two teams, but to pick the most obscure or unique player to increase your uniqueness score. Here are a few ex-Sabres that would help you in that pursuit. Today we’ll tackle the Atlantic Division:

Sabres and Boston – Peter McNab, Andre Savard, John Blue

Buffalo and Detroit – Brent Peterson, Dale McCourt, Bob Sauve

Sabres and Florida – Mark Pysyk, Craig Anderson, Sam Reinhart

Buffalo and Montreal – Josh Gorges, Craig Rivet, Mark Napier

Sabres and Ottawa – Randy Cunneyworth, Craig Anderson, Tyler Ennis

Buffalo and Tampa Bay – Dave Andreychuk, Zach Bogosian, Chris Gratton

Sabres and Toronto – Dominic Moore, Jake McCabe, Cody Franson

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Boston: Carlo Believes Marchand Has What It Takes To Be Captain (Boston Bruins)

Carolina: Hurricanes Expected To Sign Caleb Jones (Carolina Hurricanes)

Chicago: Three Hawks Prospects Make NHL Network’s Top 50 (Chicago Blackhawks)

Colorado: Two Former Avalanche Forwards Thriving In The KHL (Colorado Avalanche)

Detroit: Osaer Is Red Wings Goalie Guru (Detroit Red Wings)

Florida: Panthers Forsling Ready to Become a Star (Florida Panthers)

Los Angeles: Kings Over/Under: Can Danault Repeat a Career-Year? (Los Angeles Kings)

Montreal: Top-3 Canadiens Players Ready To Take Make An Impact (Montreal Canadiens)

Nashville: Several Predators Projected To Make The Cut For World Juniors (Nashville Predators)

New Jersey: Devils Sign Cal Foote To One-Year Deal (New Jersey Devils)

NY Islanders: Isles Playoff Outlook And One-Hit Wonders (New York Islanders)

Philadelphia: Flyers Have Two Of NHL’s Top 10 Prospects (Philadelphia Flyers)

Pittsburgh: Dubas Most Intriguing Move? (Pittsburgh Penguins)

San Jose: Sharks Had Interest In Dumba (San Jose Sharks)

Vegas: Fun Golden Knights Trivia (Vegas Golden Knights)

Washington: Capitals Trade Hopes: MacLellan Still Pushing for Scoring Help (Washington Capitals)