The Avalanche are acquiring center Charlie Coyle from the Bruins, Fluto Shinzawa of The Athletic reports.
The Buffalo Sabres are stapled to the bottom of the Eastern Conference as the NHL trade deadline approaches. There is no question that they will be selling again as their playoff drought hits 14 seasons.
The Buffalo Sabres have a million question marks going into the 2025 offseason. Making the playoffs doesn’t seem likely, but getting strong finishes from some players could change the outlook of the offseason.
With the news that center Andrew Copp is done for the season following surgery on his left pectoral tendon, the Detroit Red Wings are suddenly thin down the middle.
In an intriguing one-for-one trade scenario, the Buffalo Sabres and Anaheim Ducks swap forward Trevor Zegras for defenseman Bowen Byram. This move would significantly impact both franchises, addressing key roster needs while potentially reshaping the future of their cores.
Bowen Byram is a star on the rise in the NHL, and with so much potential, it appears as though his next deal may pay him an immense amount. This season has been an immensely underwhelming one for the Buffalo Sabres, with the team once again expected to miss the Stanley Cup Playoffs, extending their NHL longest drought to 15 years.
The Colorado Avalanche were very active at the trade deadline last season. One of the moves they made came as a surprise to many when they traded Bowen Byram to the Buffalo Sabres in exchange for Casey Mittelstadt.
Another year, another disappointing season for the Sabres franchise.
With all of the many different big trades going on around the NHL, the Buffalo Sabres have been oft mentioned in rumors as a team that has multiple assets to move.
It seems to be only a matter of time before Vancouver Canucks star player Elias Pettersson is traded.
With less than 40 days to go until the NHL trade deadline, the expectation is that talks will begin heating up in the coming weeks and the Vancouver Canucks will likely be in the thick of things.
It’s a bittersweet return for Buffalo Sabres defenseman and Avs 2019 No. 1 draft pick Bowen Byram. The 23-year-old was part of the 2022 Stanley Cup team and has kept connections from his time in the Mile High City.
It looks to be yet another disappointing year in Buffalo, as the Sabres sit last in the Atlantic (14-20-4, with 32 points). After making barely any major moves in free agency, it was inevitable that the Sabres wouldn’t do too well.
Bowen Byram was a key blue-liner when the Colorado Avalanche won the Stanley Cup in 2022, but with a deep defensive corps and a need for a second-line center, he was deemed expendable last year.
When Buffalo Sabres general manager (GM) Kevyn Adams traded for Bowen Byram last season, he knew that he would have to renew his contract either in the summer of 2024 or 2025.
Defenseman Bowen Byram has frequently seen his name surface in the trade rumor mill recently. Among the teams linked to the blueliner is the Edmonton Oilers.
With multiple insiders, such as Rick Dhaliwal and Elliotte Friedman, reporting that the Vancouver Canucks have interest in the Buffalo Sabres defenceman Bowen Byram, it would be prudent to look at what it cost in recent past trades for similar young defencemen.
Elliotte Friedman revealed a blockbuster trade scenario involving the Vancouver Canucks' top forward.
After a very slow start to the 2024-25 season, the Buffalo Sabres have turned things around in a major way, heading into Monday’s action winners of three straight.
Sports analysts Mike Halford and Jason Brough recently discussed whether the Vancouver Canucks should target Buffalo Sabres’ defenseman Bowen Byram as a critical trade acquisition.
The Department of Player Safety issued punishment to Buffalo Sabres defenseman Bowen Byram.
Absolutely nobody saw this coming. Back on Feb. 28, the Buffalo Sabres were sitting a full 14 points back of the Detroit Red Wings in the Eastern Conference playoff race.
Head coach Jared Bednar confirmed the news yesterday after their 8-4 loss to the Panthers.
Colorado Avalanche defenseman Bowen Byram left Tuesday night’s game against the Anaheim Ducks early and did not return.
Byram is a Stanley Cup champion, and he is going to take any opportunity he can to remind people of that.
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