Jeff Marek reveals shocking new trade update regarding Sabres' Owen Power

The Buffalo Sabres almost traded Dylan Cozens to the Detroit Red Wings during the NHL's holiday roster freeze period. They have received bids for him all season and can move him in a deal before the NHL Trade Deadline.

But he's not alone in generating buzz, as surprisingly, defenseman Owen Power could become a tradable asset, too.

Buffalo is willing to entertain trade bids for Power, and possibly even trade him, according to Jeff Marek. Bowen Byram is generating buzz, too, but teams have long been interested in him, even before getting an update over the weekend.

Power's availability comes as a surprise. Buffalo drafted him first overall in 2021, and in 2023, he finished runner-up for a Calder Trophy, trailing his former Michigan roommate Matty Beniers.

Buffalo signed him to an eight-year, $8.35 million annual extension in October, through 2030-31, and it contains a restricted no-trade in its first two years, with him having veto powers over five teams in its final two years.

Power, at 22, still has a lot of room for development, and even with Buffalo listening, it doesn't mean that they necessarily want to move him.

It's not an easy move for them to make, even with no-trade protection not in full, to move such a significant salary in-season.

Buffalo keeps taking bids for Cozens and Byram, but with a new name in consideration, Sabres fans will have a lot to monitor with regard to a 2025 NHL Trade Deadline move, regardless of whether a move is actually completed.