Check off the Los Angeles Kings from the list – the list of teams that have never won the Stanley Cup. And what’s amazing is that the Kings were the 8th seed in the Western Conference – the last team to make the playoffs in the West. So congratulations to a team and their fans who went 45 years before winning the NHL’s top prize. Just goes to show it can be done.
The Buffalo Sabres have made some changes to their 2012-2013 broadcasts. The big news is that 40-year veteran broadcaster Rick Jeanneret signed a new multi-year contract and agreed to call more games for the club during the season. Rob Ray will now be...
(Facebook) His voice has been synonymous with Buffalo Sabres hockey since almost the inception of the team and he'll honored in November with his induction into the Hockey Hall of Fame. Broadcaster Rick Jeannert has done Sabres play by play since the 1971-72 season, the team's second year in the league and is the longest-tenured broadcaster in the NHL. It's an honor long overdue.
Clay brought it up this morning and he really fired me up. He asked how can a team in Nashville, TN still be in the Stanley Cup playoffs and a team from a hockey hotbed like Buffalo, NY not even make the playoffs? Boy that's pretty sad, but it's the truth.
May 1, 2012 It is one of the best calls in sports history. Brad May's winning goal against Boston is one that any sports fan would get chills over, especially if you are a fan of the Buffalo Sabres.
They’re called vanity license plates and it’s a way for the state to make extra money. Some people put their names or initials on them. I’ve heard of people putting the name of their pet or some kind of combination of numbers and letters to form a phrase.
The NHL Stanley Cup playoffs are in full swing. Playoff hockey is some of the best hockey you will ever see. The playoffs always seem to separate the men from the boys. Players who were playing at 100% during the regular season often are able to play at 150% if such a thing is even possible
Another blow to smokers with the announcement yesterday by the Buffalo Sabres that smoking will not be allowed anywhere on the grounds of First Niagara Center during games and events. The arrangement allowing smokers to step outside between periods will be discontinued. I’m just afraid it’ll lead to more violations
especially in stairwells and bathrooms. There’s plenty of that going on now. I’m sure we’ll see even more.
Tickets for Buffalo Sabres season tickets will be increasing from $2.00 to $8.00 a game for next season. It will increase the average price to $53.00 per ticket, well below the NHL average of $75.00 a ticket. The Sabres say the team has ranked in the bottom five among all NHL teams for ticket prices over the past five years.
Buffalo Sabres President Ted Black made it official on Wednesday saying that General Manager Darcy Regier and coach Lindy Ruff will remain with the team for the 2012-2013 season. It's not really a surprise. Owner Terry Pegula has the greatest respect for Ruff and I don't think his words "he's not going anywhere" back in February of last year have changed. And Regier has said Ruff will stay with the Sabres as coach as long as he wants the job.
Monday was locker clean out day for the Buffalo Sabres at the First Niagara Center. Things went as expected, except for Derek Roy's comment about coach Lindy Ruff and how he shouldn't criticize players outside of the locker room. Is Lindy right in doing this? I don't think it's that bad!!
Lately, I've been hearing a lot of criticism regarding the Buffalo Sabres management and coaching as being the reason for the team's mediocrity. Everywhere you go you hear things like...
Thanks to the generosity of my friends, I went to more Sabres games this year than I have ever been to in a single season. Even though the team has not done too well this year, almost every game I have gone to has produced a win