An offseason of reflection has the Sabres captain focused on helping his teammates perform their best.
The Sabres released a statement from Jeanneret’s family saying he died with his family by his side.
Alex Tuch is looking to build something special, literally and figuratively, as a member of the Buffalo Sabres.
Games are set to take place in Sydney, Nova Scotia and West Lorne, Ontario.
The young, retooled Buffalo Sabres can rely on Kyle Okposo’s veteran presence for at least one more season.
Throughout the month of February, numerous teams celebrated Black History month in various ways.
Cozens has set several personal-best offensive numbers during his third season with the Sabres.
The team announced the contract Tuesday. Cozens will count $7.1 million against the salary cap through the 2029-30 season.
Buffalo Sabres winger or award-winning actor? Victor Olofsson on his celebrity look-alike and more.
Rachel remains cancer-free, now four years after she was told she had chondrosarcoma.
The 22-year-old Samuelsson established himself as one of the team’s top blueliners in his second NHL season last year.
Selected first overall in the 2021 NHL Draft, the blueliner has drawn comparisons to Tampa Bay Lightning veteran, Victor Hedman.
From Finland, the 23-year-old was selected by Buffalo in the second-round of the 2017 draft.
Thompson had 68 points in 78 games last season as he nearly doubled his goal and point totals from his first four NHL seasons combined.
With one of the NHL’s youngest rosters, a team that’s teeming with emerging talent, Jeff Skinner is embracing the opportunity of being a mentor.
Montgomery replaces Bruce Cassidy, who was fired after the team's loss in the first round of the playoffs.
The Sabres are honoring their franchise goalie leader in wins and games played by retiring Ryan Miller’s No. 30 jersey next season.
The younger players on the Buffalo Sabres roster can take away hockey and hairstyling advice from veteran Cody Eakin, who ‘Best Hair’ in the annual NHLPA Player Poll.
Alex Tuch is now a member of his hometown Buffalo Sabres, and it's debatable which family is most excited about it.
When he wasn't on the ice, a young Dylan Cozens was probably watching this cartoon about a sponge who lived in a pineapple under the sea.