‘Nelson, promised a spot on the roster last season upon signing, will compete for playing time and a roster spot on the right side next year.’
Archives for June 2016
Sabres announce preseason schedule with two games in Buffalo
‘The Sabres and Carolina Hurricanes will meet on consecutive nights Oct. 4-5. The first game will be a Kraft Hockeyville contest in Marquette, Mich., and the teams will travel Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., for the conclusion of the series.’
City can’t afford to alienate Pegulas
‘He’s the guy whose billions have ignited an economic renaissance in Buffalo. He’s the guy who owns the Sabres and the Buffalo Bills, who saved both big-league franchises from leaving the region. He’s the guy who, with his wife, Kim, operates a sports and entertainment conglomerate that has the Amerks among its holdings.’
Coach: Sabres’ Alexander Nylander possibly ‘most skilled guy’ in NHL Draft
‘“I’ve seen (No. 1 overall pick) Auston Matthews, and he looks pretty darn good,” he said. “But Alex, man oh man, he’s pretty sick with his hands and his feet, for sure.”’
Sabres sign Casey Nelson to 2-year contract extension
‘Nelson could be ticketed for the minors in his first full professional season.’
Sabres announce 2016 preseason schedule
‘The Sabres play the Maple Leafs in Sept. 29 in St. Catharines instead of Toronto, likely because the Air Canada Centre is booked for the World Cup of Hockey.’
Sabres announce preseason schedule including Penn State contest
‘The Sabres and Wild will become the first two professional teams to face off at Pegula Ice Arena since the arena’s opening.’
Buffalo Sabres say Rochester’s Blue Cross Arena not fit for NHL game
‘”Our goal is to play every game in Rochester in an improved facility,” Brandon said.’
Osmanski Drafted by Sabres
‘“I hope someday they will say that about me and talk about East Aurora. It’s such a great town and small community. Towns like East Aurora kind of have their own feel… It’s (East Aurora) a small town where everybody knows each other and it’s pretty cool.”’
Penn State will host NHL exhibition game between Buffalo Sabres and Minnesota Wild this fall
‘Tickets for the exhibition contest will first be made available to men’s hockey season ticket holders at a price range from $25-80. Any remaining tickets will then be made available to students and the general public.’