Archives for October 15, 2010

'The Canadiens again return to town for a milestone event, this time facing the Sabres in HSBC Arena. It might feel like the old Aud at times, though, with team Hall of Famer Milt Ellis sitting behind the microphone to reprise his role as public address announcer. Members of the Sabres' founding family also are expected to be present, including Seymour H. Knox IV.' … [Read more...] about Sabres look back at start tonight

'The players keep talking about the need to police themselves, to play the game with respect for the opponent. It might be time to take a harder look at the environment. I don't have scientific data to back it up, but I don't remember concussions being a major issue during the decades when players went helmet-less and the glass was forgiving.' … [Read more...] about Hockey needs glass to be forgiving

'"It's not the best, but at the same time you just have to approach each day as a new one, continue to work hard and keep your head up. It is a long year. Obviously, no one wants to start out the way I did, but now I've hopefully got an opportunity and I'll make the best of it."' … [Read more...] about Butler’s long wait may be ending soon

'The Sabres have a reputation for a strong work ethic, but the team's critics have characterized them as a mediocre team with a good goaltender.' … [Read more...] about Sabres lose edge at home

Sabres lose edge at home (Montreal Gazette) Montreal (1-1-1) at Buffalo (1-2-1) (AP) Montreal Canadiens (1-1-1) at Buffalo Sabres (1-2-1) (The Sports Network) Sabres hope to close homestand on high (NHL.com) The following are rough English translations from French language sources: “The two teams will be famished” - Craig Rivet (Le Journal de … [Read more...] about Friday’s Montreal Coverage

Pirates pack offensive punch while power play stumbles (Maine Hockey Journal) … [Read more...] about Friday’s Portland Coverage