
John Davidson Joins Buffalo Sabres as Senior Advisor
The Buffalo Sabres announced the hiring of John Davidson, a Hall of Fame goaltender turned front‑office architect, to bolster their player evaluation and leadership staff.
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The Buffalo Sabres announced the hiring of John Davidson, a Hall of Fame goaltender turned front‑office architect, to bolster their player evaluation and leadership staff.

John Davidson, a seasoned NHL executive with stints at the Columbus Blue Jackets, St. Louis Blues and New York Rangers, has been appointed senior advisor to the Buffalo Sabres, where he will collaborate with GM Jarmo Kekalainen on a franchise that finished last season with a 50‑23‑9 record.
The Sabres announce the hiring of John Davidson as senior advisor, highlighting his extensive playing career, executive achievements, and recent collaboration with general manager Jarmo Kekalainen. The move coincides with a trade that brings forward Zac Funk to Buffalo in exchange for Tyler Kopff.

The Sabres announced the hiring of John Davidson as senior advisor, bringing two decades of NHL management experience and a proven track record with the Columbus Blue Jackets.
John Davidson, a longtime NHL executive and broadcaster, has left the Columbus Blue Jackets to take a senior advisory role with the Buffalo Sabres, rekindling a professional partnership that dates back to 2013.

John Davidson's extensive history with the New York Rangers and Columbus Blue Jackets brings a wealth of playing, executive and broadcasting experience to the Buffalo Sabres, where he will serve as senior adviser.

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