Buffalo Sabres

The Buffalo Sabres were finally able to snap their 18-game losing skid last week, but what they do in the week leading up to the NHL Trade Deadline will be...

The Buffalo Sabres began the teardown of their roster on Friday, trading veteran center Eric Staal to the Montreal Canadiens for a 2021 third-round and fifth-round pick.

The Buffalo Sabres are well on their way to finishing once again at the bottom of the National Hockey League standings.

The Buffalo Sabres are at the bottom of the NHL standings, have lost nine straight games in a row, and now face an uncertain future without team captain Jack Eichel.

The Buffalo Sabres are at the bottom of the NHL standings with a 6-12-3 record and their terrible season reached its low point on Thursday.

The case could be made that the Buffalo Sabres have been the most troubled franchise in the NHL over the last decade.

After making sweeping changes within the organization and to their roster, the Buffalo Sabres have once again found a familiar spot at the bottom of the NHL standings.

The Sabres have earned points in the last five games and are been showing they are not as outmatched as many experts thought.

The Buffalo Sabres were hoping the additions of big-name veterans would help the group improve and challenge for a playoff spot.

The Buffalo Sabres received some unwelcome news on the injury front less than one week into training camp.

Which team in the Atlantic Division got the best marks on their offseason report card?

The Sabres made their first big move under Kevyn Adams on Wednesday, filling the need for a second-line center by acquiring Eric Staal.

Which players in the Atlantic Division have a good chance to be bought out during the NHL offseason?

The Atlantic Division remains as competitive as ever and roster moves should get interesting with the salary cap remaining flat at $81.5M.

For a very long time, the Buffalo Sabres have needed zero assistance being shut down out from the Stanley Cup playoffs.