Luke Adam has been placed on waivers by Buffalo. If he clears then he will head down to the AHL. In 67 games with Rochester last season, Adam notched 15 goals and 37 points. He also netted one marker in four NHL outings with the Sabres.

Luke Adam's goal against Ottawa Friday night was his first in the NHL since December 17, 2011. Adam was once regarded as a hot prospect. That is not the case any longer. Although he may garner some additional ice time over the last three weeks of the season as the Sabres have cleaned house, Adam can be ignored for fantasy purposes.

Luke Adam has been summoned from the minors. He might be up in case Ville Leino (lower body) or Thomas Vanek (upper body) can't play Tuesday night, but his presence on the team could also be a safeguard for a possible trade. With the deadline just a day away this type of speculation should be expected. Adam had 10 goals and 10 assists in 52 games with the Sabres last season.

The fact that the Sabres opted to promote Brian Flynn Friday over Luke Adam is telling for how the franchise now regards Adam. He has registered a disappointing 24 points in 49 games in the AHL this season and seems to be the forgotten man. If you have been waiting for Adam, a top pick, to break out it may be time to cut him loose.

Luke Adam and Marcus Foligno each potted goals in Rochester's 4-3 shootout loss to Toronto on Saturday night. Adam remains a bit mystifying as he's really struggled to produce over the past two years after such a promising 2010-11 campaign. He has just 11 points on the season, after recording 33 in 79 between the AHL and NHL last year. Foligno, on the other hand, has thrived with 24 points in as many games.

Luke Adam scored a goal in the Rochester Americans 3-2 win over Abbottsford Tuesday night. The goal was only the fourth of the campaign and eight point for Adam in 19 games, which has caused some of the luster to come off his prospect status. Considering he played 52 games with the Sabres last season after registering better than a point per game in the AHL with Portland the year before, this can only be viewed as a disappointment.

Luke Adam scored for Rochester in its 4-3 loss to Toronto on Saturday night. It was just his third goal and seventh point of the season. Adam had 20 points in 52 games with the Sabres last season but needs to keep producing in the AHL to assure himself of a spot once the lockout ends.

Luke Adam is off to a slow start with Rochester of the AHL. Although Adam had 20 points in 52 games with Buffalo last season, he has yet to be a consistent offensive force with the Americans thus far this year. In 14 games, he has scored only two goals and registered three assists, while recording a minus two rating. He is one of only two Rochester forwards to have a minus rating this campaign. Adam is going to pick up his game if he wants to play in the NHL this season. That is, ofcourse, if there is an NHL this season.

Luke Adam scored the first goal of the game Friday night, but Rochester came up short in its 5-4 loss to Wilkes-Barre/Scranton. Adam hasn't found the AHL too difficult in his young career. He has four points in seven games this season. The 22-year-old has been a bit inconsistent during his time in the NHL, though. Zemgus Girgensons had an assist and a penalty as well.

Luke Adam has been assigned to the AHL by the Sabres on Friday. Adam had 10 goals and 10 assists in 52 games before he was sent down the AHL. He is one of 20 players Buffalo has loaned to Rochester.