Sabres captain Rasmus Dahlin and general manager Kevyn Adams had an hour-long meeting to discuss the state of the team ahead of the NHL trade deadline. On Tuesday morning, Paul Bissonnette said on the Spittin’ Chiclets podcast that Dahlin told Adams if things don’t change quickly he’s going to want out of Buffalo.

The 24-year-old defenseman and Sabres captain was asked after practice about a report he recently told general manager Kevyn Adams he would like to leave Buffalo, which hasn’t qualified for the Stanley Cup Playoffs since the 2010-11 season. It’s the longest drought in the NHL.

Sabres captain Rasmus Dahlin on Tuesday refuted part of a report from a popular podcast that claimed the All-Star defenseman made it known to the front office that he wants out of Buffalo if the team doesn’t improve quickly.

Buffalo Sabres captain Rasmus Dahlin vehemently denied the suggestion that he wants out of Buffalo after a popular podcast suggested otherwise.

Buffalo has missed the playoffs for an NHL-record 13 consecutive seasons, and with the team sitting at the very bottom of the Eastern Conference, that will extend to 14 consecutive seasons very soon.

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Rasmus Dahlin, captain of the Buffalo Sabres, dismissed rumors about wanting to leave the team. He affirmed his commitment to the organization and emphasized his desire for the team to improve. Dahlin,

I don’t think it’s debatable to say that it’s been tough in Buffalo for a long time. The Sabres are simply unable to have success, after all. Their last playoff appearance dates back to the spring of 2011 and as of this writing,