Author: Joe Yerdon

The way the Americans are finding success in the playoffs shows skill, resolve, and the ability to overcome obstacles.

The end of season availability fires up the offseason hot stove, but what’s real and what’s not is often obfuscated.

Craig Anderson got to call it a career in the story book ending kind of way.

The Buffalo Sabres playoff dream is over for this season, but this is just the beginning of a golden era.

The Sabres are learning how to handle hockey’s various rigors and their No. 1 defenseman is showing them the way.

When as much happened in a Buffalo Sabres 7-6 shootout win against the Detroit Red Wings it’s enough to fill a book, it’s the rarest of rare times.

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A second straight Sabres loss with seven goals allowed was an exhibition of growing pains in full view.

After a 7-0 loss at home to the Bruins, the Sabres are showing their youth and inexperience and the anxiety of the situation takes a toll.