Former Sabres captain Kyle Okposo makes his retirement from the NHL official
Okposo was with the Sabres for eight seasons, playing 516 games and becoming one of 32 players in franchise history to pass the 500 mark. Okposo was named captain of the team in 2022 and served in the role for his final two seasons.
After captain Aleksander Barkov and veteran goalie Sergei Bobrovsky, Okposo was the third Panther to get his lap with the Stanley Cup. “You put 30 years into this basically to try to hoist that ...
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