BUFFALO – In the coming days, general manager Kevyn Adams will be sitting down with owner Terry Pegula to review the season and offer insight into the Sabres’ sorry seventh-place finish in the Atlantic Division.
There isn’t one cause for the Sabres’ failure to break their playoff drought this year. Buffalo’s special teams weren’t nearly good enough, the team failed
It is beyond embarrassing what the Buffalo Sabres have become at this point. Constantly being the laughingstock of the league should be a line that any owner or general manager would draw and make necessary changes to their team to get that tag removed, but not this one.
How many of the yearly leaders in NHL goals since the 1990-91 season can you name in five minutes?
Dylan Cozens was traded by the Buffalo Sabres at the deadline, and now it appears the truth behind the deal has emerged, with the team potentially happy about it.
Lance Lysowski of The Buffalo News:: So, Kevyn Adams has some explaining to do. This feels like an evergreen article every season and yet this remains constant.
The Buffalo Sabres are stapled to the bottom of the Eastern Conference with the NHL trade deadline approaching. They have the traditional unrestricted free agents they should trade but bigger moves could be on the horizon.
According to David Pagnotta of The Fourth Period, Buffalo Sabres general manager Kevyn Adams is already looking ahead to next season when it comes to trade deadline moves.
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.
The Rochester Americans are having a great season with a 21-9-3 record, which is the best in the North Division and one of the best records in the American Hockey League (AHL).
Pierre LeBrun of The Athletic: Teams like the Florida Panthers, Vegas Golden Knights, and Vancouver Canucks have first-time GMs but they insulated them with some experience.
It feels like each passing day brings worse news for the Buffalo Sabres. Winless in their last 11 games, a visit from their owner failed to spark the lineup as they followed his visit with a 6-1 loss to the Montreal Canadiens.
The state of New York has three teams in the NHL and two of them have been in a complete free fall as the New York Rangers and Buffalo Sabres stand as a pair of the coldest teams in the league.
It seems to be one setback after another for the Buffalo Sabres. On Sunday against the Toronto Maple Leafs, the team lost their tenth successive game following a 5-3 defeat.
After what could only be described as a jaw-dropping press conference last week with Buffalo Sabres general manager Kevyn Adams saying “We’re not a destination city right now,” Buffalo News’ Lance Lysowski joined Daily Faceoff Live to chat with Tyler Yaremchuk and Colby Cohen about Adams’s leash and what needs to happen in Buffalo moving forward.
Buffalo Sabres GM Kevyn Adams held a rather controversial press conference on Tuesday where he deflected blame for the team’s struggles onto external factors like New York's taxes, Buffalo’s hockey market, and the climate.
The Buffalo Sabres are once again trudging through the difficulties of another tough start to their season, and general manager Kevyn Adams recently dropped a rather sobering take about the realistic state of affairs in attracting top talent from across the NHL.
When speaking to the media on Friday, Buffalo Sabres general manager Kevyn Adams addressed his team’s struggles and some of the issues regarding attracting big-time players.
The Buffalo Sabres have faced years of disappointment and frustration, and with each passing season, the heat intensifies on general manager (GM) Kevyn Adams.
TORONTO — The Buffalo Sabres are at a crossroads. In a year with increased expectations and mounting pressure, they got off to their worst start in seven seasons.
Buffalo Sabres General Manager Kevyn Adams is staying patient and focused on not swaying from his long-term plans, even as rival teams try to take advantage of the team’s current struggles.
After missing the playoffs by one point in 2022-2023, the Buffalo Sabres regressed to 84 points in 2023-2024. A roster makeover started at the trade deadline, as the Sabres acquired defenseman Bowen Byram for forward Casey Mittelstadt to reallocate their assets.
Welcome to another edition of NHL Rumours! The buzz around the league is growing faster and faster. Regardless of the Stanley Cup Final still going, the other 30 teams are in offseason mode.
Buffalo Sabres general manager Kevyn Adams and newly appointed assistant general manager Jerry Forton spoke with the media Thursday in a pre-draft debriefing.
The Buffalo Sabres are ready to move the No. 11 overall pick in the NHL Draft under the right circumstances.
He’s continually progressed throughout his time in Rochester and could very well make some noise for a spot on the Sabres’ opening-night roster in 2024-25.
On average, 76.7 percent of teams in a playoff spot come Thanksgiving remain in a playoff spot in the spring. Two weeks later, the Sabres find themselves five points back of a wild card spot with the second most games played of any Eastern Conference team.
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