Archives for May 2016

‘Martin made two AHL appearances with the Rochester Americans, a team he will likely be ticketed for next season, at the end of 2014-15.’

‘Martin tied career highs with six goals, 31 assists and 37 points over 66 games this season for the Saskatoon Blades and Everett Silvertips of the WHL.’

‘With Eric Cornel signing before the season was over, that leaves only 2nd round pick Vaclav Karabacek to sign by June 1.’

‘Martin (6’2”, 199 lbs., 5/9/1996) tied his career-high totals in goals (6), assists (31) and points (37) in 66 games for the Saskatoon Blades and Everett Silvertips (WHL) during the 2015-16 season. The Calgary, Alberta native finished fifth among Silvertips skaters and paced all Everett defenseman in assists and points during the campaign.’

‘Martin, who turned 20 years old on May 9, tied a career high in goals (6), assists (31) and points (37) in 66 games this season with the Silvertips and Saskatoon Blades. He was fifth on the Silvertips in scoring and also notched six power play points after being acquired by the club on Dec. 1, also appearing in all nine playoff games while registering a game-winning goal and an assist.’

Cunneyworth ultimate team player for Sabres (Rochester Democrat and Chronicle)

‘Colorado Avalanche – RD – Tyson Barrie.’

Lambert eager to take his lessons with Sabres to Rochester (Buffalo News)
‘Passionate’ Lambert ready to guide the Amerks (Rochester Democrat and Chronicle)
Reconnecting with Dan Bylsma helped lead Dan Lambert to Amerks (Olean Times Herald)

Sabres shake up staff, name Lambert head coach in Rochester (Buffalo News)
Sabres’ Dan Lambert taking over as Amerks coach (Rochester Democrat and Chronicle)
Sabres name Dan Lambert Amerks coach; Randy Cunneyworth reassigned (Olean Times Herald)
Sabres name Lambert new Amerks coach (WGR-AM)
Sabres make coaching changes at AHL Rochester (WKBW-TV)
Lambert named head coach of Rochester Americans (Sabres.com)

‘Under the collective bargaining agreement, players can sign with their own teams for eight years but new teams for only seven. Stamkos was looking for $10 million a year, which means the Sabres would need to offer him a seven-year contract worth $70 million or more while managing a massive cap hit.’