The Buffalo Sabres have named Rasmus Dahlin as their new team captain, marking a significant leadership transition for the team. Dahlin, a 2018 first-overall pick, expressed immense pride and readiness for the responsibility, noting it as the proudest moment of his hockey career. His leadership qualities have been highlighted by his work ethic, competitive drive, and commitment to the team, both on and off the ice. Dahlin's appointment follows his organization of a summer training camp in Switzerland, reflecting his dedication to team cohesion and success. He replaces Kyle Okposo, who was traded to the Florida Panthers last season. The Sabres aim to break their 13-year playoff drought under Dahlin's captaincy.