Luke Adam wants to show a more well-rounded game at Buffalo's training camp. "I've just got to show that I can play both ends of the rink," he said. "I learned a lot last year in my 19 games, whether it was playing away from the puck or D-zone coverage or offensive zone. I'm real grateful for the opportunity that I'm going to be given, and hopefully I take full advantage of this and make this hockey team." Adam has played with fellow Sabres' prospects Marcus Foligno and Zack Kassian since camp opened and he stands the best chance of the three to start the year in the NHL.