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Sabres F Jiri Kulich Out Indefinitely with Blood Clot Issue

Jiri Kulich will miss significant time due to a serious blood clot, with his return dependent on recovery progress over the next month, Sabres coach Lindy Ruff said.

  • On Monday, Sabres head coach Lindy Ruff said center Jiri Kulich is sidelined by a blood clot and his return is uncertain, depending on progress over the next month.
  • The 21-year-old forward had been anchoring the Sabres' top line with three goals and five points in 12 games, averaging 16:21 of ice time, last appearing Nov. 1 with 11:19.
  • Roster absences have forced Buffalo to shift its center depth, as Kulich's absence means the Sabres could keep Ryan McLeod as first-line center with Noah Ostlund, Tyson Kozak and Peyton Krebs covering other middle roles.
  • For both the Sabres and Czechia, losing Kulich impacts Czechia's Olympic roster ahead of Feb. 11, while Buffalo enters Monday at 5-6-4, last in the Atlantic Division.
  • Given his 2024-25 output, Kulich's time out raises questions about Buffalo's longer-term scoring depth as he had 15 goals and 24 points and Buffalo Sabres are 1-2-4 before their Utah Wednesday game.
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Ice hockey forward Jiri Kulich has suffered a blood clot and will be out of action for some time, Czech NHL club Buffalo has announced.

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Sabres F Jiri Kulich out indefinitely with blood clot issue

The battered Buffalo Sabres expect center Jiri Kulich to miss considerable time as he deals with a blood clot issue.

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Sportsnet broke the news in Canada on Monday, November 10, 2025.
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