‘“I think I’ve grown,” said Cederqvist, who’s listed at 6-foot-3, 208 pounds after he weighed 187 at development camp in June 2018. “I’m a bigger guy. And I think when I was a junior, I had a tough time to crash the net. But I think that these last two years I’ve been working hard to like, do one cutback and then try to go to the net more. And I think that really has paid off and has helped me to produce points on the senior level.”’
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Sabres prospect Filip Cederqvist uses heavy game to score goals
‘“He plays a power forward game, and because he plays a power forward game, he can really help any line because he can go to the net or go to areas where sometimes other players don’t go to open the ice up,” Smith, a Buffalo native who coached Djurgardens at the beginning of last season, told the Times Herald.’
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The Sabres dominated the Prospects Challenge
‘I don’t know where to start because there are so many players that performed very well. Once again Tyson Kozak’s line was the best line on the ice. Kozak is a seventh-round pick, Filip Cederqvist is a fifth-round pick and Kohen Olischefski is a free agent signee by the Rochester Americans.’
Savoie, Kozak deliver multi-goal outings in Prospects Challenge finale
‘Matt Savoie and Tyson Kozak each scored two goals while Aleksandr Kisakov tallied three assists. Linus Weissbach and Lukas Rousek also scored goals for Buffalo.’