If they stay put in their current slot at No. 9, the Buffalo Sabres will have their lowest first-round pick since 2012 when they select next Thursday night in Montreal. But the team is still mocking out what could be a wild first round, as if it was picking in the top two like it has in four of the last eight years.
Sabres Notebook: Scouting team staying prepared for surprises in Round 1 of draft
Sabres General Manager Kevyn Adams, right, and scouting director Jerry Forton speak to the media Thursday in KeyBank Center.
"The plan in goal is ongoing," writes Mike Harrington. "Bringing Craig Anderson back isn't the end. It's just a piece."
The Buffalo Sabres own 11 picks overall, including three in the first round, and have the salary cap space to acquire help for the NHL roster …
The veteran goaltender, who said in May he would ponder retirement, has signed a one-year contract for the 2022-23 season, the club announced …
The bolstering of the prospect pipeline has helped brighten the long-term outlook of a franchise that's building around its young core in Buffalo.
On May 31, Isak Rosen signed a three-year, entry-level contract with the Sabres, who selected him in the first round, 14th overall, at the dra…
The Sabres don’t have another player like Nadeau in their prospect pipeline. He frustrates defensemen on the forecheck, outmuscles opponents t…
The Sabres signed another prospect ahead of their development camp next month in Buffalo.
Josh Bloom’s skating and left-handed shot appear ready for pro hockey. The 6-foot-2 forward needs to get stronger, but he will have ample time…
Alexander Mogilny was one of three former Sabres who continues to fall short in Hall balloting. Mogilny, whose 76-goal season in 1992-93 remai…
Tampa Bay has played 71 playoff games in a 22-month stretch, an unheard-of run prompted by the league's Covid schedules. With a summer off to …
TAMPA – The Colorado Avalanche climbed hockey's highest mountain Sunday night, winning their third Stanley Cup while stopping the Tampa Bay Li…
When you think back to the 2015 NHL Draft, it was all going to be so simple. Connor McDavid to Edmonton, Jack Eichel to Buffalo and Stanley Cu…
Drury is in heady company. The other two finalists are Colorado's Joe Sakic and Tampa Bay's Julien BriseBois. They haven't moved on to many dr…
Equipped with a trio of first-round draft picks, Buffalo Sabres General Manager Kevyn Adams will soon bolster his already deep prospect pool. …
