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Tyler Myers seems to growing up before his coaches' eyes. Check that - maturing.

Jaroslav Spacek remembers his first year in Buffalo. It was far from joyous. He felt underused and out of place, something he doesn't want to experience again.

Ita s been a feel good week, hasna t it? The comeback win against Florida, the beatdown of the Toronto Maple Leafs, and then the dramatic, six-round shootout victory in Montreal once again gave beleaguered Sabres fans new hope.

Lindy Ruff decided since the team is on the road, he wants a guttier line-up so Adam Mair will stay in while Maxim Afinogenov stays out.

Ryan Miller and the Buffalo Sabres' playoff chase is back on track. Miller made 32 saves in regulation time and stopped all six Canadiens in a shootout as the Sabres downed Montreal 4-3 in a key NHL Eastern Conference game on Saturday night.

The Buffalo Sabres' dressing room is filled to the brim in the wake of the expanded rosters allowed after the NHL trade deadline.

Defenseman Jaroslav Spacek got the Buffalo Sabres' offense going Thursday with the game's first goal.

More than 13 months after suffering his terrifying neck injury in a game here against the Buffalo Sabres, Florida Panthers winger Richard Zednik made his personal peace with HSBC Arena this morning.

The Buffalo Sabres have made two moves leading up to the 3 p.m. trading deadline, picking up an extra goaltender and re-signing a controversial center.

Jarolslav Spacek didn't finish the Carolina game after he was knocked silly, but he feels all better and will play tonight on Long Island.

The Sabres will have veteran goalie Patrick Lalime as their starting goaltender for tonight's game in Carolina against the Hurricanes.

Patrick Lalime is now Buffalo's goaltender for the extended future as they wait for Ryan Miller's ankle to heal.

Greetings from high atop the Air Canada Centre, where the newly hung retired number No.

Suddenly, a massive goal drought was pretty insignificant in Jason Pominville's world.

Many of the Sabres live very close to the crash site in Clarence Center of Coninental flight 3407.

The job description is far from enviable. It goes something like this: Position yourself in front of the opponent's net.

So here's the deal: Lindy Ruff doesn't care what position you play. It doesn't matter in which round you were selected.

Greetings from high atop Scotiabank Place, where the Sabres are getting set to meet the shockingly pathetic Ottawa Senators.

Greetings from HSBC Arena as the Habs are in town for the first time since the season opener and it's a huge game as a Buffalo win in regulation could pull the Sabres just three points behind fourth-place ...

A midseason coaching change hasn't helped the Senators yet. Ottawa will try to halt its four-game losing streak tonight, as it hosts the Buffalo Sabres at Scotiabank Place in the first part of a home-and-home ...