Woolley and Varada take severe hits [8:56 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'An on-ice wedding was performed before the game for Rob Woodrow of Alexander and Tracy Clark of Tampa. Woodrow wore his Sabres jersey and Clark her Lightning jersey for the ceremony. But after they were pronounced man and wife, Clark lifted off her top to reveal a Sabres jersey underneath.'

Fund raising fits Sabres alumni [7:23 AM]
Business First of Buffalo reports: 'Perhaps the biggest goal Gerry Meehan ever scored for the Buffalo Sabres wasn't against the Philadelphia Flyers in 1972. It was his creation of a Buffalo Sabres Alumni group in the 1980s.'

Sabres bring in Campbell [7:22 AM]
D and C reports: 'When the Buffalo Sabres depart for Ottawa today for tomorrow's game against the Senators, left winger Vaclav Varada won't be on the plane. Instead, Brian Campbell will take his place.'

Lax Lightning lose in debacle vs. Sabres [7:21 AM]
Tampa Tribune reports: 'Playing with little discipline, fire or intelligence, the Lightning fell behind 2-0 after 15 minutes and dropped a 5-4 decision to Hasek and the Sabres, self- destructing along the way in extending their road winless streak to 11 games.'

Bolts' power play still powerless [7:20 AM]
Tampa Tribune reports: 'The Lightning entered Sunday's matchup against the Sabres 3-for-64 on the power play in their previous 10 games. They went 0-for-9 in beating the Blues at home and 0-for-9 again in Saturday's scoreless tie at Philadelphia. Against the Sabres, the power play was 0-for-4.'

Lightning rally provides excitement, but no win [7:19 AM]
St. Petersburg Times reports: 'Stung by an awful first 10 minutes and three power-play goals, the Lightning made an uneven performance more frustrating with a rally that fell short as Buffalo won 5-4 at HSBC Arena on Sunday.'

Face shield? No brawler wears one [7:18 AM]
St. Petersburg Times reports: '[Matthew Barnaby's] job description won't allow [a face shield], he said. "The job I do out there, I really can't wear one unless everyone else is wearing one," he said. "It would be pretty hypocritical.'

Sabres 5, Lightning 4 [7:16 AM]
AP reports: 'The Buffalo Sabres felt fortunate to come away with a victory on Sunday.'

Buffalo 5, Tampa Bay 4 [7:15 AM]
Sportsticker reports: 'Red-hot Miroslav Satan and Vladimir Tsyplakov scored 10 seconds apart in the second period and the Buffalo Sabres held on for an ugly but effective 5-4 victory over the Tampa Bay Lightning.'

Buffalo Beats Bolts [7:14 AM]
Bolt Mag reports: 'At (4-24-3-3) Tampa Bay has the worst road mark in the NHL.'

Peca perfect remedy for Flames' funk [7:14 AM]
Toronto Globe & Mail reports: 'Peca would fill in many of the Flames' gaps and supply the leadership they lack. Plus, the Buffalo Sabres would be more than happy to see their holdout headache go west instead of joining a potential playoff foe in the east.'

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Bolts can spoil Buffalo's Sunday [11:26 AM]
The Sabres Edge reports: Although Buffalo's two games against them would say otherwise, most of the NHL hasn't had fear of being electrocuted by the Lightning.

Sabres vs. Lightning [9:09 AM]
Buffalo News reports: '[Sabres] are 4-1 after allowing five goals or more the previous game.'

Ruff hopes matinee is not another horror film [9:03 AM]
Buffalo News reports: '"We've put it behind us already," Ruff said of the brutal defeat that snapped an impressive four-game win streak, including two victories over New Jersey and one over Ottawa. "We only looked at one clip, and that one clip summed up everything."'

Today: Lightning at Sabres [6:19 AM]
St. Petersburg Times reports: 'Tampa Bay is the worst NHL road team with four wins.'

Sabres-Coyotes Crunching the Numbers [2:48 PM]
The Sabres Edge reports: Inside — really inside — the Numbers of the Sabres 7-3 loss to the Coyotes.

Tkachuk! God bless you, says JR [12:57 PM]
The Sabres Edge reports: Here was a classic example of the sheer brute strength a power forward can use to dominate the opposition.

Sabres serve up a soft one [9:00 AM]
Buffalo News reports: '"Soft play in our own zone killed us," Sabres coach Lindy Ruff said. "We lost the one-on-one battles. They skated a little better, and they won the battle in special teams. They won the fight. They won the goaltending. They won offensively. "That leads up to getting smoked."'

Roenick and Tkachuk are two wily Coyotes [8:58 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'There was a sense Roenick and Tkachuk were trying to enjoy the fun while it lasts. They're intent on extracting every ounce of skill from one another before the March 13 trade deadline, and they had a ball Friday night. Roenick scored in each period, all three coming with help from Tkachuk.'

400, 401, 402 for JR [7:29 AM]
Coyote Corner reports: 'Dominik Hasek was given an early shower after allowing four goals through two periods, including Jeremy Roenick's 400th, his first of three on the night.'

Coyotes open fire on Hasek [6:17 AM]
Arizona Republic reports: 'After 178 minutes and 22 seconds, somebody finally found a way to slip a puck past Buffalo Sabres goalie Dominik Hasek. And then the floodgates opened.'

Tkachuk may stay near [6:15 AM]
Arizona Republic reports: 'The top line of Jeremy Roenick, Keith Tkachuk and Shane Doan combined for five goals and eight assists in demolishing the Dominator, Dominik Hasek.'

JR's 400th wasn't according to script [6:12 AM]
Arizona Republic reports: 'Roenick wound up scoring two more times for his ninth career hat trick as the Coyotes rolled past the Sabres 7-3 with their highest offensive output of the season.'

Coyotes 7, Sabres 3 [6:10 AM]
AP reports: 'Stu Barnes, Curtis Brown and J.P. Dumont scored for Buffalo, which blew a chance to win five straight for the first time in three seasons.'

Phoenix 7, Buffalo 3 [6:03 AM]
Sportsticker reports: '"We will look at it as a lesson learned," said Buffalo center Stu Barnes. "We will see some video from it, try to correct our mistakes and go from there."'

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