Andrew Peters News

It doesn't take a math wizard to figure out the Buffalo Sabres have openings on their roster.

Sometime this afternoon, someone who doesn't deserve a boatload of money will get enough cash to buy a fleet of yachts.

Some will come, and some will go. The age of free agency and arbitration is upon us; that inevitable time where any number of deals can be made 5 22 reads Opinion Some will come, and some will go.

The last two seasons have not been what Sabres fans would call a success. Three years removed from back-to-back appearances in the Eastern Conference Finals, Buffalo fans are not going to settle for a third straight 10th place finish... by Matt Clouden 3 reads Opinion June 30, 2009 The last two seasons have not been what Sabres fans would call a ...

The NHL Draft is coming up this Friday.A NHL free agency begins on July 1st.A The quiet offseason for the Buffalo Sabres will get busier starting this week.

On June 26th in Montreal, the Sabres will have the 13th overall selection for the 7th time in their existence.

After the Buffalo Sabres finished off their second-straight disappointing season, managing partner Larry Quinn said the team would conduct a "thorough evaluation" to determine the reasoning for the team's downfall... by Brandon K. 3 137 reads Opinion After the Buffalo Sabres finished off their second-straight disappointing season, managing partner ...

Sabres forward Andrew Peters pulled no punches during a Thursday morning appearance in studio with Howard Simon and Jeremy White, speaking out on fighting, the Phoenix Coyotes saga, Terrell Owens and more.

As the 2009 NHL Playoffs continue on into early June, the Buffalo Sabres find themselves on the outside looking in once again for their third straight year.

Considered by many as a low spending team, the Buffalo Sabres have almost $50 million on the books for existing contracts for the 2009-2010 season... by Mike Burns 1 9 reads Opinion Considered by many as a low spending team, the Buffalo Sabres have almost $50 million on the books for existing contracts for the 2009-2010 season.

First, I have to get something off my chest. To everyone who has been pointing out that the Sabres have now missed the playoffs in five of the past seven seasons, stop.

It was clear to anyone watching that Chris Butler was staying in Buffalo. Andrew Peters saw it.

BUFFALO a ' Goaltender Carey Price didn't have to look far to find the difference in the Canadiens' 3-2 loss to the Buffalo Sabres Friday night.

Patrick Kaleta has had enough collisions to know what his body should feel like after an impact-filled crash.

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Sabres goaltender Ryan Miller looked impressive Monday in his first full workout since suffering a high-ankle sprain that sidelined him for 12 games.

Injured Sabres' goaltender Ryan Miller took to the ice this afternoon and was in net to test his injured left ankle.

SPOILER ALERT: If you've been overseas and have all 71 Sabres games DVRd, don't read the following few paragraphs, which boil the season down to two concise moments from Friday's 6-4 loss to the Philadelphia Flyers: * Midway through the first period, Daniel Carcillo got tangled with Patrick Lalime behind the net in what was then a scoreless draw.

There seems to be a bit of a backlash within the blogging community over the use of the term "must win." People are so literal these days, you know? But maybe Porky has it right when using the term "necessary ...

In late January, during his final unhappy days as head coach of the Ottawa Senators, Craig Hartsburg ran over the reasons he thought his team was already too far behind to make the playoffs.