Sabres acquire Stillman from Canucks

Defenseman has 5 assists in 32 games with Vancouver this season

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By Jourdon LaBarber
@jourdonlabarber Sabres.com

The Buffalo Sabres have acquired defenseman Riley Stillman from the Vancouver Canucks in exchange for forward Josh Bloom, the team announced Monday.
Stillman, 24, is averaging 16:06 of ice time with five assists in 32 games with Vancouver this season. The left-shot defenseman is signed through 2023-24.

Stillman was a fourth-round draft pick by the Florida Panthers in 2016. He has 23 points (3+20) in 140 career NHL games with Florida, Chicago, and Vancouver.
The NHL trade deadline is Friday at 3 p.m.

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