Luke Adam is expected to suit up in his third game with Buffalo on Wednesday. He has no points, two shots and two hits in his previous two NHL outings this year, while averaging 12:24 of ice time. "A lot of things go through these younger players minds when they get called up. My biggest thing is try to make the comfortable with what they do and up their tempo a little bit," interim coach Ted Nolan said. "Luke has some natural ability that a lot of us would like to have. We've just got to up the speed level to the National Hockey League level." Adam has 13 goals and 18 points in 15 contests with AHL Rochester.