The Marlies announced this morning that they have signed winger Scott Sabourin to an AHL contract.
News: We’ve signed forward Scott Sabourin to a one-year AHL contract. #ForeverStartsHere
Details >> https://t.co/zGf1tnKBaA pic.twitter.com/65WAD4tHVE— Toronto Marlies (@TorontoMarlies) October 16, 2020A quick look at his boxcars will reveal that Scott Sabourin is not being signed for his power play prowess. He scores about five goals a year in the AHL and has more penalty minutes than games played every season there. He’s a minor-league enforcer plain and simple, and his first (and maybe only) 35 NHL games occurred this past season for the Ottawa Senators, who were themselves a minor-league team.