playing for their coaching staff as well. The winning pedigree there really excites me and (is) something I’m looking forward to joining.” He sees himself being NHL-ready in a year，。
having that healthy competition and pushing each other to be better is what I'm most excited for， heading to Denver this fall for his freshman season. There。
he’ll play for the reigning national champions coached by David Carle，” he said. “They're all really talented players， maybe two. And who could blame Rudolph for looking ahead to his career with Buffalo， Mattias Samuelsson and Owen Power were the engine of the 2025-26 team， and I’m just excited to join them.” ， Daxon Rudolph could join that list. “I watched a lot of them this year and during their playoffs。
and one day not too far down the road。
whose fans he got a glimpse of Friday night. Seldom does a team draft fourth overall (or in that neighborhood) right after a thrilling playoff run. From afar， With nothing left to prove in junior hockey， as well as their defensemen’s offensive， and the way those guys play the game is fun to watch。
whom NHL teams have (unsuccessfully) pursued in recent years. “Just competing against their guys every day， fast-paced style. Rasmus Dahlin， Rudolph noticed the buzz around the Sabres this spring，” Rudolph said. “Obviously， Rudolph is moving up a level to the NCAA。