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NHL Prospect Watch - Valeri Nichushkin
Rated as the 2nd overall European skater by NHL Central Scouting, Valeri Nichushkin just finished up his first season in the KHL, and has taken home Rookie of the Year honors. The Russian power forward claims he’s planning on playing in the NHL and will attend the scouting combine in Toronto. Highly touted, but with questions. Could we see a sequel to last year’s Sabres selection? Jeremy White explains...
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Sabres keep their tough guy
Buffalo's signed forward John Scott to a one-year contract extension.
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Advanced Stats: Rolston Should Adjust Ott's Role
Steve Ott was not a good possession player in 2013. How can that be improved in 2014?
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Watching future Sabres?
If you'd like to do a little scouting and take a look at some players who might be future members of the Buffalo Sabres, check out the Memorial Cup which starts tonight, and runs through May 26.
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Bottoms up - Sabres shouldn't need long rebuild
As you watch the NHL playoffs you may be inclined to feel like the Sabres are "far away" because they don't look like they could compete with the teams that are still playing. You'd be wrong to say that. While there is work to be done, to suggest it will take multiple years just to be competitive, is to take this team off the hook.
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Sabres making changes in coaching ranks
The Sabres have yet to confirm this, but many sources have told me that Ron Rolston has fired James Patrick and Kevyn Adams.
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Sabres making changes in coaching ranks
The Sabres have yet to confirm this, but many sources have told me that Ron Rolston has fired James Patrick and Kevyn Adams.
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Sabres can get a stud at number 8 in the draft
The Buffalo Sabres appear to be in a good position for the 2013 NHL entry draft. Click here to find out what a former NHL scout thinks about the class of prospects and who he thinks the Sabres should select.
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Sabres Myers will do everything in his power to be ready next season
Tyler Myers had his worst season as a pro. Click here to see how Myers plans to get better and what he thinks of the Sabres decision to keep Ron Rolston behind the bench.
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Rolston's real test - Unleashing Potential
Clearly one of Ron Rolston’s jobs is to win hockey games. However, with the Sabres talking more about the long term, and a team that can make multiple runs in the playoffs, WGR's Jeremy White says the list of goals should start and stop with a select group of players.
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Sabres Regier knew Rolston was his choice
Darcy Regier spoke to Ron Rolston after the season and decided to go no futher.
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Sabres keep Rolston as Head Coach
After deciding against changing the General Manager, the Buffalo Sabres have also decided to stay the course behind the bench. Ron Rolston will be announced as the 16th Head Coach in Sabres history.
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NBA Playoffs' Second Round to be Solidified Saturday
Game 7 between the New Jersey Nets and Chicago Bulls on Saturday night will finalize the NBA's 2nd round schedule
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Former NHL GM says don't trade Vanek and Miller
What should the Sabres do with Thomas Vanek and Ryan Miller? One former NHL GM tells WGR both players should have their contracts extended.
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Sabres retain the 8th pick
The Buffalo Sabres will draft 8th in New Jersey on June 30th.
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Sabres undecided on many hockey issues
Thomas Vanek and Ryan Miller both wanted to sit down with Darcy Regier and Terry Pegula to see what their futures are. Both have one year left on long term contracts and neither wants to go through a long rebuild.
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Sabres bringing back Regier
It was no surprise to me when Sabres team President Ted Black said that Darcy Regier will remain the General Manager of the Sabres.
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Sabres Miller and Vanek in limbo
The Sabres cleaned out their lockers after another disappointing season.
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SABRES: Is this the last time we see Miller?
The fans gave Ryan Miller two nice cheers early. The Sabres goaltender is just the 20th goalie in NHL history to play 500 games with one team. At the first whistle he was recognized by the fans and gave them a nice wave.
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Sabres prepare for the finale
The Sabres play their final game of the season tonight while the Islanders fight for playoff position.
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