“This Should Build the Team’s Confidence” | Jordan Greenway After Win Over Panthers


Buffalo Sabres forward Jordan Greenway speaks to the media following a 5-2 win over the Florida Panthers. Greenway scored in the game and talks about his mentality when he’s on the ice. He talks about how he feels the team has been playing so far this season and what they can do going forward.

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