Dineen settles on deal to stay with Pirates [4:12 AM]
Portland Press Herald reports: '"You go through a long and extremely drawn-out interview process, and I was very comfortable with the way things went," Dineen said Thursday night by phone from his family vacation retreat in Lake George, N.Y. "At the end of the day, when things don't fall in place, there's disappointment."'

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Sabres Extend Dineen and Weinrich [4:52 PM]
PortlandPirates.com reports: '“We are delighted to have Kevin and Eric returning to coach the Portland Pirates,” said Sabres General Manager Darcy Regier. “They have done an excellent job in respect to our young players and their development within the organization. As we continue to grow our young prospects, we are confident their success in the National Hockey League can be attributed to their time spent with such quality individuals that we have in place in Portland.”'

Kane gets his turn with Cup on Friday [6:51 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'The Sabres announced a party of their own Wednesday. They will open their 40th anniversary season Sept. 18 with "Puck Drop 2010," a daylong event at HSBC Arena that will feature the first day of training camp, the unveiling of the team's commemorative third jersey and the opening day of individual ticket sales for the season's final 31 home games.'

Sabres sign Mancari [4:46 PM]
The Sports Network reports: 'He has collected two goals and three helpers in 16 games over portions of the last three seasons for Buffalo.'

Sabres re-sign F Mark Mancari [4:44 PM]
AP reports: 'Mancari was a restricted free agent who spent most of last season playing for Portland of the American Hockey League. The 2004 seventh-round draft pick led the Pirates with 74 points (28 goals, 46 assists) in 74 games to finish eighth in AHL scoring.'

Sabres sign Mark Mancari [4:44 PM]
Sabres.com reports: 'Mancari (7/11/1985, 6’4”, 225 lbs.) has led Buffalo’s AHL affiliate in scoring for each of the past three seasons, including 74 points (28+46) in 74 games for the Portland Pirates in 2009-10.'

Sabres sign goalie Leggio [3:10 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'Leggio, a goaltender, will presumably back up Jhonas Enroth with the Portland Pirates in the American Hockey League.'

Sabres Sign Local Netminder David Leggio [12:39 PM]
MSG.com reports: Leggio spent last season in Finland, where he backstopped TPS to the SM-liiga championship, posting a 1.57 goals-against average and .952 save percentage in seven postseason tilts. He had a 2.93 goals-against average and a .900 save percentage in 30 regular-season games.

Sabres' Veterans Cast Shadow Over Gragnani [5:59 PM]
MSG.com reports: The offensive defenseman compiled 12 goals and 43 points in 66 games with Portland last season. He has 35 goals and 146 points in 220 AHL games.

Sabres re-sign D Gragnani to 1-year contract [8:37 PM]
AP reports: 'Gragnani, Buffalo’s 2005 third-round draft pick, has an opportunity to play with the Sabres this season after spending last season with Portland of the AHL. Noted for his offensive skills, Gragnani had 12 goals and 31 assists in 66 games last season.'

Sabres re-sign Gragnani [8:37 PM]
Sabres.com reports: 'His 12 goals were third among AHL blueliners, and he was 11th in defense scoring. In addition, six of Gragnani’s 12 goals were scored on the power play. In three AHL seasons with Portland/Rochester, the 23-year-old has 146 points (35+111) in 220 games. He has also played in six NHL games with the Sabres during this time.'

Sabres Cut Forward Kennedy [10:36 AM]
MSG.com reports: “I will never begrudge a player his right to exercise whatever his rights are under the collective bargaining agreement,” Regier said. “This particular situation for me, as all of them, there is no room for retribution. There is no room for being vindictive.”

Sabres saving pennies makes no sense [3:16 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'Logic suggests either A) the Sabres were mismanaged and couldn't afford Kennedy because too many mistakes were made before him or B) their budget isn't high enough for them to make an honest push toward the Stanley Cup, which they reiterated after the season was their goal. History suggests it was both.'

Sabres cut ties with Kennedy [3:16 AM]
The Sports Network reports: 'The buyout is worth $333,333 over the next two seasons, and he will become an unrestricted free agent.'

Sabres seek repeat performance atop Northeast [3:15 AM]
NHL.com reports: 'Sabres control whether the peaks will become aberrations or norms. At the least, with training camp just around the corner, the Sabres will hope last season's successes were a necessary part of a team's development and that being labeled "Cup contenders" in 2010-11 won't be a stretch.'

Kennedy ready move to on after Sabres release him [8:38 PM]
AP reports: '"It was very hard for him to take," Allain Roy said. "He's a south Buffalo kid, who grew up not far from the arena and loved playing for the Sabres."'

Kennedy's agent says Tim's contract was bought out [12:05 PM]
Nick Mendola reports: 'Nick Mendola sent out a message via twitter that Kennedy's contract has been bought out per his agent.'

Sabres Likely Done With Tim Kennedy [10:30 AM]
MSG.com reports: While general manager Darcy Regier acknowledged Thursday that Kennedy’s salary “was a little higher than we expected,” it appeared the 24-year-old remained in the Sabres’ plans.

Sabres waive Kennedy, sign Morrisonn [3:07 AM]
Buffalo News reports: '"It hurts," Kennedy said. "This is not what I envisioned for the last month of the summer before the season started. It's tough. I hope this isn't the end, but it doesn't look too good right now. You grow up watching this team your whole life. I don't even know what to say right now because I'm so shocked."'

Sabres sign defenseman Morrisonn [8:38 PM]
The Sports Network reports: 'During the course of his seven seasons, he has notched 10 goals, 60 assists and 423 penalty minutes in 418 games.'

Sabres agree to 2-year deal with D Morrisonn [8:36 PM]
AP reports: 'Morrisonn is a seven-year NHL veteran who spent the past five-plus seasons with the Washington Capitals. Listed at 6-foot-4 and 217 pounds, he was consistently among the Capitals leaders in hits and blocked shots.'

Sabres agree to terms with Shaone Morrisonn [7:04 PM]
Sabres.com reports: 'Buffalo Sabres GM Darcy Regier announced today the Sabres have agreed to terms with unrestricted free agent defenseman Shaone (pronounced SHAWN) Morrisonn on a two-year contract.'

Sabres waive Kennedy after arbitration ruling [2:19 PM]
AP reports: 'The Buffalo Sabres have placed forward Tim Kennedy on waivers. If he clears, it's expected that the team will buy out the remainder of his contract.'

Patrick Kaleta: hits to help kids [11:52 AM]
SkunkPost.com reports: Patrick Kaleta is living his dream of playing for his hometown hockey team. Now he's trying to help kids' dreams come true. Kaleta hosted his first annual fundraiser for the Hits Foundation. He talked to SkunkPost's Allison Shorts about the event, and the foundation.

Sabres sign McCauley [6:48 PM]
Sabres.com reports: 'McCauley (8/15/1985, 6’3”, 225 lbs.) spent last season with Worcester (AHL), where he collected 14 points (10+4) and 84 PIMs in 45 games with the Sharks.'

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