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Sabres final thoughts: Buffalo can’t sell status quo after another step backward
BUFFALO, N.Y. — The Buffalo Sabres beat the Philadelphia Flyers on Thursday night to end their season with 79 points in the standings. That’s the 10th time during this 14-year playoff drought that they’ve failed to hit 80 points. They haven’t finished higher than 20th in the NHL standings since 2011-12, the first year of the drought.
Buffalo's veterans have been here for enough losing to start feeling the weight of the team's playoff drought.
The Flyers have a 9.5% chance at the No. 1 pick and can select no lower than sixth in June’s draft.
Michkov's quick response to Krebs' shorthanded goal made clear that the flyers weren't just going down meekly in the final ...
Ryan McLeod collected a goal and two assists to help lift Buffalo to a 5-4 victory over the visiting Philadelphia Flyers on ...
The Buffalo Sabres will be back on the ice to face off against the Tampa Bay Lightning on April 13. Their goal will be to ...
As the Sabres wrap up another disastrous season, let's look at some of the obvious answers to the question a lot of fans are ...
Auston Matthews scored his 400th NHL goal, Anthony Stolarz made 35 saves, Mitch Marner reached the 100-point plateau and the ...
Some weird irony about wrapping up another lost season on April 18. That's because Friday marks a seminal anniversary in ...
Anton Lundell scored the only goal of the shootout and the Florida Panthers beat the Buffalo Sabres 3-2 on Saturday night.
After missing the playoffs for a 14th consecutive year, the Sabres’ leadership group made clear their primary takeaway from the 36-39-7 season. “Ultimately, we failed,” said forward Jason Zucker. “We ...
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