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Sabres are on the clock, but this season isn’t cup or bust (opens the original)
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The Buffalo Sabres didn’t just officially make it out of their rebuild last season. They exceeded expectations by reaching the second round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. And with a successful season like last year, expectations are justifiably high. But those lofty ambitions raise an interesting question: Is anything short of a Stanley Cup a failure for the Sabres this season? The Sabres don’t need to win the Stanley Cup this season to have a season considered a success. What Buffalo needs to do
Jiri Kulich’s return could completely change the Sabres’ forward competition (opens the original)
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The Buffalo Sabres are just so much better with Jiri Kulich in the lineup. And if he can return fully healthy this season, it could make for some interesting forward competition. Last season, the Czech center played just 12 games, missing practically the entire season with blood clot issues. But now, it looks like he could be back in action. At least, that’s the plan. Assuming he’s healthy and he hasn’t missed a step, Kulich could very well jump to the top of the Sabres’ lineup. Daily Faceoff cu
Owen Power can't afford to stand still in 2026-27 (opens the original)
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When the Buffalo Sabres traded Bowen Byram earlier this summer, logical concerns emerged about who could pick up the slack for Byram. But if there’s one thing that emboldened GM Jarmo Kekalainen to pull the trigger, it was Byram’s partner Owen Power. Power, a former first-overall pick, hadn’t really stood out. That changed this past season when the Sabres went on a historic run. In the postseason, fans and the organization got to see what Power really had to offer. That’s why there really wasn’t
Sabres coach Lindy Ruff has 3 decisions that could make or break 2026-27 (opens the original)
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The Buffalo Sabres are heading into the 2026-27 season looking to build on the tremendous campaign in 2025-26. Despite the loss of two key pieces in Bowen Byram and Alex Tuch, Sabres head coach Lindy Ruff has plenty of firepower to work with. That firepower should provide the team with plenty of talent to contend in the uber-competitive Atlantic Division. That’s why Ruff has to address three crucial issues to ensure that this season will be just as good, or even better, than last year’s historic
Sabres have nothing to lose by bringing former first-rounder to camp on PTO (opens the original)
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The Buffalo Sabres could certainly use some more depth on the roster. Well, that’s true for just about every team in the league. While almost every club is looking to find cost-effective options to round out their lineups, there’s one particular name out there that could make sense for the Sabres. The club could target former first-round pick Ty Smith as a low-risk option on a Professional Tryout (PTO) deal. The 26-year-old defenseman was the 17th overall pick in the 2018 NHL Draft. The Devils s
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