The injury bug comes for every team in the NHL, and the Buffalo Sabres are no exception. As they are currently without forward Jordan Greenway, defenseman Matias Samuelsson, and recently lost forward Sam Lafferty to injury during their overtime loss to the Vancouver Canucks, they had to make a minor league call-up to cover a roster spot.
You must go back 74 games, to Devon Levi’s sophomore season in college, to find the last time the Rochester Americans goalie posted a shutout before his 20-save effort in Friday’s 3-0 win over the Syracuse Crunch.
In the wake of a disappointing 1-0 loss to the Minnesota Wild, the Buffalo Sabres were hoping to add a few more goals to the score sheet and get back on the right side of the win column against the Vancouver Canucks.
The Buffalo Sabres have gotten off to a solid start that's put them in a position to potentially end one of the most ignoble streaks in NHL history. The New York Islanders are getting to the point where they're having a hard time imagining anything other than recent painful history repeating itself.
BUFFALO – In his five-year, 218-game NHL career, Sabres defenseman Jacob Bryson has never felt this good. “I think confidence-wise, I feel my best,” Bryson said following Thursday’s practice in KeyBank Center.
Dylan Cozens almost cost the Buffalo Sabres the game, before getting them back in contention late in the 4-3 overtime loss to the Vancouver Canucks. Cozens’ holding penalty 4:23 into the third period in a 1-1 game turned into a double minor after he argued the call extensively.
He was a diligent playmaker in junior hockey, recording 109 points across 152 games with the WHL’s Portland Winterhawks.
Buffalo Sabres’ forward Sam Lafferty left Friday’s game against the Vancouver Canucks with a lower-body injury, with the team announcing he would not return.
When asked if there is a perfect fit for the Edmonton Oilers when it comes to a future trade, NHL analyst and insider Jeff Marek responded that he wonders about the Buffalo Sabres.
22 games into the 2024-2025 NHL season, the Buffalo Sabres are one point out of a Wild Card spot. Thanksgiving Day is a perennial benchmark in a team’s outlook, as 77% of the NHL teams sitting in a playoff position end up qualifying for the postseason.
The Thanksgiving Day practice the Buffalo Sabres had consisted of a mysterious disappearance as Rasmus Dahlin left the ice with an injury before line rushes.
The Buffalo Sabres have a critical stretch of games before them. Coming off a 4-2 win over the San Jose Sharks, the Sabres were riding high having swept their three-game road trip to the West Coast.
The Buffalo Sabres have recently shown increased activity in the trade market. In his “32 Thoughts” article a couple of weeks ago, Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet reported that Sabres general manager Kevyn Adams has been “active” in seeking to enhance the roster.
BUFFALO – The final outcome, a 1-0 loss to the Minnesota Wild that ended their three-game winning streak, did not discourage the Sabres. Why should it?
The Buffalo Sabres had 87 shot attempts in trying to solve Minnesota Wild goaltender Filip Gustavsson, but ultimately could not in the 1-0 shutout loss.
BUFFALO – For one of the few times this season, you couldn’t miss Jack Quinn. The Sabres winger dazzled throughout the night, aggressively creating offense.
One of the Buffalo Sabres’ top offensive weapons is ready to go. Head coach Lindy Ruff told the media that forward Tage Thompson will be back in the lineup for the Sabres’ matchup with the Minnesota Wild on Wednesday night.
This move points to good news for the Sabres.
The Buffalo Sabres received a huge lift when starting goaltender Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen returned to the lineup against the Los Angeles Kings. He shutout the Kings, stopping 24 of 24 shots in the process.
A promising young netminder is heading down to the minors. When speaking to the media on Monday, Buffalo Sabres head coach Lindy Ruff told the media that the team will be sending goaltender Devon Levi down to their American Hockey League affiliate, the Rochester Americans.
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