Buffalo Sabres Acquire Caleb Jones, Daniel Laatsch in Trade with Pittsburgh Penguins

Pittsburgh, PA, October 12, 2026 — The Buffalo Sabres have completed a trade with the Pittsburgh Penguins, acquiring defensemen Caleb Jones and Daniel Laatsch. In exchange for the two players, the Sabres sent defenseman Ryan Johnson to Pittsburgh.

Details regarding the specific conditions or assets beyond player-to-player exchanges in the trade were not immediately available. The financial implications or contract statuses of Jones, Laatsch, and Johnson were also not disclosed in the summary provided.

Caleb Jones, a defenseman, joins the Sabres organization. His previous tenure was with the Pittsburgh Penguins. The summary did not specify the number of games played, points scored, or other statistical performance for Jones, nor did it provide details on his contract.

Daniel Laatsch, also a defenseman, is the second player acquired by Buffalo in this transaction. Information concerning Laatsch’s professional history, performance metrics, or contract terms was not included in the initial summary.

Ryan Johnson, a defenseman, was the player sent by Buffalo to Pittsburgh. The summary did not elaborate on Johnson’s contributions to the Sabres, his contract details, or the reasoning behind the team’s decision to trade him.

Further details about the trade, including any additional draft picks or players involved, the date of the transaction, or the strategic implications for both teams, were not provided in the trend summary.

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