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Many people seemed to think the Sabres would be sellers today on trade deadline day, but instead became buyers with a deal for Wayne Simmonds.

It's Buffalo's 12th straight loss on the road. They haven't won a game on the road since January 29th. That's nearly two months.

After Sabres coach Phil Housley called his team soft after Friday's loss to the Rangers, the Sabres responded with a good defensive effort. They just couldn't score off the chances they generated.

Five different players scored for Buffalo, including two who scored their first NHL goals.

He was the captain of both the Buffalo Sabres and the Montreal Canadiens, becoming just the second American-born player ever to become captain of the Canadiens.

In 21 home games so far this season the Sabres have won only six against 15 losses.

Is this finally the breakthrough game the Buffalo Sabres have been looking for? Friday night's 4-3 overtime win over the New Jersey Devils just might have been.

It sure is hard being a Buffalo sports fan especially when your favorite teams seem to do all they can to chase you away.  The Buffalo Sabres have started the season with three straight losses and the last two have been horrendous.

Watching games involving the New Jersey Devils are never any fun and I'm sure for the Buffalo Sabres playing against them isn't any fun either.  The Devils completed a season sweep against the Sabres with Monday night's 2-1 win in Newark.

It seems the Sabres have to play a perfect game to win a game.  And for two periods Friday night at Key Bank Center they did play a perfect game.  The Sabres had a 1-0 lead after two periods, but the New Jersey Devils tied it in the third and won it in overtime 2-1 on a penalty shot.

When you consider how rough a start the Buffalo Sabres began their season and their poor home record, the Sabres are finishing strong.  They've won seven of their last 11 games including back to back wins against the New York Rangers and New Jersey Devils. Ryan O'Reilly scored a second-period power play goal and Johann Larsson scored early in the third for a 2-0 lead and the Sabres were able to ho

The New Jersey Devils have always been known as a team that plays a suffocating style of defense and Tuesday night they effectively strangled the life out of the Buffalo Sabres in a 2-0 win.