playing 1:48 shorthanded per game in the regular season and 2:35 per game in the playoffs. He blocked 24 shots on the kill and 75 overall， Malentown， Malenstyn was also one of the Sabres’ top penalty-killing forwards， earning nicknames and 300-level arena signs like Malengoat， regularly earning stick-taps from the bench for eating pucks in key situations. His playstyle and production made him a fan favorite in Buffalo， from staff to players. And then to be in the community and the arena with those fans was really special and something I would definitely enjoy to remain a part of.” ，” he said last month. “… We want this and we want more， Malenstyn made clear that he wanted to stick around. “We’ve put ourselves in a spot now of understanding what we can accomplish， etc. Recognizing that and the Sabres’ emergence as contenders，。
to be a part of it this year was just extremely special. It was an awesome group of people to be around， and we’re going to continue to push for that. “For me personally。