“The Goal is to Wear this Jersey Full Time” | Anton Wahlberg After Preseason Game in Pittsburgh


Buffalo Sabres prospect Anton Wahlberg talks to media following a 3-2 preseason win over the Pittsburgh Penguins on Tuesday, September 24. Wahlberg talks about how good it feels to be wearing a Sabres jersey and how he hopes to do it full time in the future. He discusses how well the team played together and broke down how he scored his goal.

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