Hockey Hall of Fame winger Brendan Shanahan, who recently rejoined the NHL's hockey operations department after a stint as president of the Toronto Maple Leafs, would reportedly listen to an offer from the Buffalo Sabres to take over their front office.
Nick Kypreos of Sportsnet reported Wednesday that Shanahan's move back to the NHL offices is almost assuredly a short-term arrangement as he searches for his next stop.
"The most obvious team that may be interested in him is the Buffalo Sabres, an organization in dire need of some credibility and leadership — and owner Terry Pegula knows it," Kypreos wrote.