30 Jun
It wasn’t a pleasant sight to watch the 2005-2006 Buffalo Sabres get dismantled – after winning the hearts of fans across the Sabre Nation. But what is interesting is to see how many of those that have been passed on by the Sabres organization have struggled.
Mike Grier left because the Sabres let Jay McKee walk [...]
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30 Jun
In a ceremony today, a time capsule from 1939 will be opened, just prior to the final work in bringing the last corner of the Memorial Auditorium to the ground.
Once the site of many fond memories of concerts, basketball, hockey, soccer, and lacrosse, will now be a vacant lot until developers can decide what to [...]
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29 Jun
Maybe he is taking some heat for not making the playoffs for two straight seasons after providing a shock and awe team out of the lockout. Maybe he took notes when the Bills targetted and acquired top name players in the hopes of getting better and ending a decade long drought.
The simple fact of the [...]
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28 Jun
The next hurdle for the Buffalo Sabres before we can entertain thoughts of seeing that clean sheet of ice again is free agency.
As I consider writing some of the names the Sabres have lost on this day in history, recent history even, I find myself reaching for my maximum strength Maalox Advanced formula (Cherry flavored, [...]
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27 Jun
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