Sources close to both sides of the equation are indicating that Luke Adam has been signed to a three-year entry-level contract by the Buffalo Sabres. Adam, who recently finished second in voting for QMJHL MVP after a 49-goal campaign in Cape Breton, will head to Portland to join the Pirates in preparation for the start of the AHL playoffs.
Adam, 19, comes to the Sabres after a dominating second half that saw him return from Team Canada’s silver medal winning performance at the 2010 World Junior Championships to score 24 goals in the Eagles’ final 23 games. The 6’2 center totaled 90 points in all to finish fifth in QMJHL scoring while his 1.61 points-per-game was tops in the league.
The St. John’s, Newfoundland native can play center and left wing while contributing down low on the power play. Adam, who approaches the game with “a passion for scoring goals”, lit the lamp with a respectable 17.8 shooting percentage this past season to set the table for a professional entry.
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