The Sabres scored 199 non-shootout goals last season; though that was a marked improvement from the 153 they scored in 2014-15, they were still 25th in scoring. Adding Okposo, a right wing, should give the offense a boost. Okposo had 60-plus points in two of the past three seasons; an injury limited him to 51 points (18 goals, 33 assists) in 60 games in 2014-15. Okposo figures to join Buffalo's leading scorer from last season, center Ryan O'Reilly, on the top line and help give the Sabres enough firepower to be competitive in the Atlantic Divisio.