“I Can’t Say Enough Good Things About the Guys” | Ryan McLeod on Coming to a New Team


Buffalo Sabres forward Ryan McLeod speaks to the media following practice and discusses his early success so far this year and what has helped him in the strong start. McLeod also talks about how easy the team has made it for him while adapting to the new city. He speaks on what the team needs to do going forward to continue their success.

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