Tyler Ennis News

This week's round of Free Agent Friday is once again compiled of two to-be restricted free agents: Tyler Ennis, who spent this past season with the Buffalo Sabres, and Drew Schiestel, who spent most of the year with the Rochester Americans but finished it with the Texas Stars of the AHL.

The Boston Bruins locked up a pair of forwards on Friday, signing both Daniel Paille and Chris Bourque to multi-year contracts.

Soon the Stanley Cup Finals will be in the books, and focus will turn to the NHL draft, and the Sabres offseason plan.

Dudley, a former coach and player, has spent the last two decades as a senior executive with various NHL clubs, including the Atlanta Thrashers, Florida Panthers, Tampa Bay Lightning, Ottawa Senators and Chicago Blackhawks.

The TSN Play of the year fan voting continues!A While there is no saying that you can't head over to the voting site now and vote for non-Sabres entries, you should mark you calenders for Tuesday May 29, 2012.A Ennis' goal on March 12th against the Montreal Canadiens has made it through three rounds so far and is set to take on Ondrej Pavalec of ... (more)

Ever since Daniel Briere and Chris Drury departed, the Sabres have been searching for a No.

As the Stanley Cup Playoffs continue, the Sabres continue to formulate their offseason game plan.

The Sabres must give qualifying offers to their restricted free agents or they will become unrestricted on July 1st.

According to Capgeek, the Buffalo Sabres have re-signed* Alexander Sulzer to a one-year, one-way, $725,000 contract.

Once the NHL's final four was locked in, the Buffalo Sabres two 1st round picks were as well.

So how are the Sabres looking when it comes to flexibility for the 2012 off season? Is there room to sign a big name free agent or trade for a big name? I don't expect Brad Boyes or Jochen Hecht back.