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'Monday's matchup will kick off a stretch of games for the Sabres that will see them playing the final 46 games of the season in 83 days.' … [Read more...] about Okposo: Getting back into season will be like ‘jumping on a moving train’

'Watching Jack Eichel the past few days, I could tell he enjoyed being out of quarantine and back with his teammates. Eichel has been worried about his teammates since this all came about.' … [Read more...] about Jack Eichel glad to be back on the ice

'“We have a number of players and staff on the list, some are symptomatic, some are asymptomatic,” Adams said on a Zoom call, but wasn’t allowed to say anything more than that.' … [Read more...] about Kevyn Adams is ready to move the team forward

'In Year 2 under new head coach Ralph Krueger, Dahlin's offensive game took a bit of a dip as the coaching staff looked to try and make him more of a reliable two-way defenseman in the NHL. Dahlin still managed to put up 40 points (4+36) in 59 games before the COVID-19 pandemic shut down the 2019-20 season, but his play seemed to take more of a conservative approach under … [Read more...] about Opinion: Let Rasmus fly

'I have confirmed that the Sabres hope to open their facility by Tuesday afternoon for the first time in over a week. To accomplish that and to practice, they would have to do rapid testing Tuesday morning. The team has been in quarantine since the morning of Tuesday, Feb. 2.' … [Read more...] about Sabres’ Dahlin added to NHL’s COVID-19 protocols list

'The Sabres next scheduled game is Monday Feb. 15 against the New York Islanders.' … [Read more...] about The Sabres have two more games postponed by the NHL

'The whole team and its staff have been under quarantine since after practice Feb. 1. The NHL has the Sabres season on hold until at least through Monday.' … [Read more...] about Sabres’ Mittelstadt put in NHL COVID-19 protocol

'The Sabres have been in quarantine since Tuesday, so they have not been around each other in four days.' … [Read more...] about Cozens, Lazar added to NHL’s COVID-19 protocol list

'The Sabres have their facilities shut down through Monday, as Taylor Hall, Rasmus Ristolainen, Brandon Montour, Tobi Rieder and Jake McCabe all remain in the NHL's COVID-19 protocols.' … [Read more...] about Sabres’ 2020-21 schedule revised by NHL

'Krueger, 61, is in his second year as head coach of the Sabres. He has his team out to a 4-4-2 start to the 2020-21 season, and has posted a 34-35-10 record in 79 games coached.' … [Read more...] about Sabres head coach Ralph Krueger tests positive for COVID-19

'The Minnesota Wild have also had their season paused, and are now up to seven players in the protocols. The team they played, the Colorado Avalanche, have two players in the league's protocols, including captain Gabe Landeskog.' … [Read more...] about Jake McCabe added to NHL’s COVID-19 list

'Among the notable changes that the league will implement is that players and coaches will not be allowed to arrive at games more than one hour and 45 minutes early. In addition, no meetings can happen at the arena and must be done virtually.' … [Read more...] about NHL adding new COVID-19 protocols for teams to follow

'TSN hockey insider Bob McKenzie reported on NBCSN that the Sabres believe playing New Jersey has led to them having to shutdown their season. They also believe that COVID-19 can be transmitted on the ice during games. NHL Deputy Commissioner Bill Daly says there's no evidence to support that.' … [Read more...] about Sabres’ Brandon Montour and Tobi Rieder are on the NHL COVID-19 protocols list

'The NHL clearly put the product ahead of the safety of its players. Of course they don’t want to postpone games, but player safety should be the No. 1 priority, and in this case it wasn’t.' … [Read more...] about Opinion: Sabres never should’ve played Devils last weekend

'That means at least two games against the New York Islanders and two games against the Boston Bruins have been postponed.' … [Read more...] about The Sabres season has been put on hold until at least Feb. 8 thanks to COVID-19 protocols