The Sabres were quick to alter the lineup after dropping their first two games, scratching Victor Olofsson for Tyson Jost and coming away with a 3-2 overtime win against division rival Tampa Bay.

Buffalo’s 5-1 loss to the New York Rangers serves notice that nothing will be easy but also, it’s the first game of the season.

The core of the team is set for nearly the next decade, how they surround them becomes the key to the Sabres future of success.

We take a look at the players remaining in camp and where things appear to be headed as the preseason comes to an end.

2023 first-round pick Zach Benson is changing the discussion with his play in preseason. Now he’s making things very interesting about where he should start the season.

As training camp opens on Thursday, let the battles begin to make the 23-man roster.

In order for young players to become better fit to handle professional hockey, they’ve got to get stronger. Best friends Jiri Kulich and Isak Rosén have done just that.

Victor Olofsson has the opportunity to make up for an oddly disappointing season and earn his next good deal.

Rick Jeanneret is a legend in every sense of the word.

One of the best hangs it up and the door for the Buffalo Sabres and others to ascend opens wide