Going from allowing nine and getting embarrassed at home to scoring nine and leaving the rival Maple Leafs befuddled, the Sabres learned to stop being afraid at last.
Author: Joe Yerdon
Sabres in need of a jolt
The Sabres suffered another loss in which they got down early and were forced to play catch up yet again. Despite the collective youth and injuries, they need a shake.
Game 25: A Charles Dickens reference, but for the Sabres
Before Victor Olofsson’s penalty shot goal, the Sabres didn’t look very good. After it, they did. Unfortunately, it was their only goal in a 2-1 loss to Nashville.
Game 20: A win to circle for later
The Sabres rallied to a 3-2 win at home against the Pittsburgh Penguins after being down 2-0 after two periods, much in part due to the words and actions of Kyle Okposo.
Game 16: Uh-oh
The Buffalo Sabres 5-2 loss to the Boston Bruins would be bad news enough, but they’ll be without Tage Thompson for some time because of injury, too.
Kyle Okposo and 1,000 games played
It’s a milestone worthy of being feted and even more so for a person so beloved by all.
On Matt Savoie's return to Wenatchee
The Buffalo Sabres’ 2022 first-round pick is headed back to junior hockey after a tough injury, great rehab in Rochester, and a brief NHL debut.
Game 9: The ideal victory
The Sabres’ best effort so far this season results in a 4-0 win against Colorado and earns Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen his first NHL shutout.
Game 5: Breaking down the walls
It was oh-so-close to being a shutout for Eric Comrie, but it was the Sabres offense in a 3-1 win over the Islanders that took center stage.
Learning to live with the 1-3-1 and how to take it down
Defense-first hockey isn’t something new and Buffalo Sabres players enjoy facing it as much as fans enjoy watching it.

