“Easier To Stay In Rhythm Of Games” | Michael Kesselring On Returning From Injury | Buffalo Sabres


Buffalo Sabres defenseman Michael Kesselring spoke to the media after practice on January 26, 2026. He talked about how he feels since returning from injury and his journey to stay in the lineup full-time. He discussed the work it took for him to get back from the injury and how he wants to play now that he is healthy. He also discussed his relationship with Josh Doan and how they have embraced their time in Buffalo.

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