In Los Angeles, hockey fans are about as rare as a lion in the arctic, but family roots in Buffalo and a love for the game proved good enough for me. While I grew up watching the (Mighty) Ducks of Anaheim, my first love always was with the Buffalo Sabres - the team that introduced me to the sport. Living in Buffalo for college gives me a great chance to cover the sport in the best hockey market south of the border (and show that some Californians know a thing or two about hockey in the process).
It’s good to be back on top of the Northeast after a scary pre-Olympic slide – and an unholy Ottawa surge – put the Sabres in jeopardy of holding on to their division lead.
Ryan Miller has made his statement. Powerful and assertive, it resounds through the hockey world, two days after the close of the Olympics.
What the fans should know heading into Wednesday’s deadline.
Toni Lydman and Henrik Tallinder, both UFA’s at the end of the season, may be leaving Buffalo.
According to WGR, Lydman was held out of the first full Sabres practice today. Andrew Loewen (Canisius College) again filled in for Ryan Miller, who will be flying directly to Pittsburgh for tomorrow night’s game.
Miller comes off of MVP performance to lead Sabres down the stretch
Last night shows need for defensive moves
Notes on last night’s 2-1 win over New Jersey.
The Sabres defensive lapses cost them the game to Vancouver, 3-2.
WGR tackles the NHL trade market as Sabres are poised to buy at deadline.
Sabres defenseman Steve Montador should sit for Andrej Sekera.
Buffalo notched a point but failed to win the game, falling to the Kings in a shootout.
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