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Sabres shake up their roster with bold moves—trading Alex Tuch and surprise departure of Bowen Byram to Chicago for draft picks and young defensemen. While losing key offensive force Tuch and locker-room leader Byram leaves gaps, the team’s core defense anchored by Dahlin and Power remains strong, bolstered by new additions like Zellweger. Leadership says confidence is high, betting on youth and d...

The Buffalo Sabres are in urgent need of offensive firepower after losing key scorers Alex Tuch and Bowen Byram, who together accounted for nearly 44 goals. With a cap-strapped Anaheim Ducks desperate to shed salary, veteran winger Chris Kreider—still productive at 35 with 22 goals and 50 points last season—could be the perfect short-term fix. Kreider’s one-year, $6.5M contract is a manageable ris...

Vincent Trocheck, the two-way center who turned down a Utah move earlier this year, flipped his decision after seeing the Mammoth’s playoff run — and waived his no-trade clause to join them. A proven scorer with 53 points in 67 games, he’s exactly the kind of reliable, versatile player Utah needs to stay playoff contenders. Meanwhile, Buffalo, who also pursued him, are proving they’re back on the...

Buffalo Bills fans, get ready to see the new Highmark Stadium in action — the team’s opening practice sessions are now open to everyone, not just season ticket holders, with an extra date added for August 18th. Team president Pete Guelli says they’re thrilled to let fans experience the new digs before kickoff, building excitement and connection for the city and the team. Don’t miss your chance to...

Buffalo Sabres are aggressively shopping Jack Quinn this summer, aiming to trade him for a proven impact player to accelerate their rebuild—despite a near-deal falling through with Winnipeg for Hellebuyck that included Quinn, a top pick, and their goalie. The Sabres’ willingness to move him signals a serious push to shake up the roster, even if it means sacrificing potential for immediate results....

Defenseman Jacob Malenstyn is staying put, signing a new deal with the team after a whirlwind of uncertainty. He loved his time with the squad over the past two seasons, praising the locker room vibe and the team’s direction — but as his contract neared its end, he admitted he was anxious about the future. After thoughtful talks with the front office, he found reassurance and excitement, ultimatel...