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Lindy Ruff still loves his Buffalo Bills.

Looks like former Sabres' player and coach Lindy Ruff is back in the NHL as a head coach!

What is this 1999 all over again? Well this isn't the first time Buffalo fans got upset about a goal/no goal call that went in favor of Dallas #BUFvsDAL pic.twitter.com/G4cqKpP6JZ — Andrew Muise (@amuise42) January 27, 2017 Last night, the Buffalo Sabres took on Lindy Ruff and the Dallas Stars and within the third period, TWICE the Sabres were robbed of two goals, both being questionable calls, bu

Four months after being fired as coach of the Buffalo Sabres, Lindy Ruff has agreed to take over behind the bench of the Dallas Stars.

Another week, another bunch of people who think their iPhones make them professional photographers. This week, we’re rounding up your all-around best shots.

Reason no. 1 why I don't ever want to leave Buffalo -- it truly is the city of good neighbors. Lindy Ruff was great for the Sabres organization, was great to the fans and was great for the city of Buffalo. He left a legacy, and the photo above is what he came out of the arena to find yesterday...signed by numerous fans and well wishers. Check it out.

Ron Rolston will take over as the Buffalo Sabres interim head coach for the rest of the season. Rolston is the coach of the Sabres farm team, the Rochester Americans, and has met the Sabres players already as of Wednesday night (February 20).

In case you missed it, this just happened:

After 15 years as head coach, Lindy Ruff has been fired as head coach of the Buffalo Sabres.  The Sabres announced the move with a brief statement on their Twitter page.

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

As if this hockey season couldn't get any stranger. It seems that having an inordinate number of player injuries wasn't enough, Buffalo Sabres coach Lindy Ruff broke three ribs during Monday morning's practice at First Niagara Center when he was blindsided by defenseman Jordan Leopold.

After their first-round playoff loss to the Philadelphia Flyers, the Buffalo Sabres big-four, owner Terry Pegula, team president Ted Black, general manager Darcy Regier and coach Lindy Ruff held a press conference Friday morning at HSBC Arena to answer questions about the team, the season and the future.  Th...