Jean-Luc Grand-Pierre On NHL Career & Life After | Buffalo Sabres


Former Buffalo Sabre and Current Studio Analyst For The Columbus Blue Jackets Jean-Luc Grand-Pierre joined the Buffalo Sabres’ show, Sabres Live, with Brian Duff and Martin Biron on July 21, 2026. They discussed his career in the NHL and oversees in Europe, growing up figure skating, and post NHL retirement career in real estate.

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