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Who will have biggest 2026-27 impact for Sabres: Kulich, Helenius or Ostlund? (opens the original)
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The Buffalo Sabres have had a busy offseason but there are some notable departures that require addressing. Rather than taking a big swing and potentially overpaying, general manager Jarmo Kekalainen has remained patient and held his ground. With the departures of Bowen Byram and Alex Tuch, the Sabres have some offense to replace. If they don’t opt to take a huge swing, they have a trio of young, exciting players that they will be leaning on this season: Jiri Kulich, Konsta Helenius, and Noah Os
Ultimate Buffalo Sabres lore guide: French Connection, RJ's famous calls and more (opens the original)
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The Buffalo Sabres became among hockey’s most exciting teams after one of the most eventful seasons in the franchise’s history. Things have swung so far that they are now contenders to land impact players rather than being part of every player’s no-trade list. If you’re new to the Sabres there are a lot of things to know before donning your blue and gold sweater. It’s tough to really cover nearly 60 years of team history, but the following bullet points will do a decent job. It didn’t take long
Jarmo Kekalainen makes sound bet on growth of Buffalo Sabres' young talent (opens the original)
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The only way the 2025-26 season could have been better for the Buffalo Sabres would have been to win the Stanley Cup. As it was, they ended the seemingly endless playoff drought, beat the rival Boston Bruins in the first round, and were a goal away from the Eastern Conference Final. General manager Jarmo Kekalainen had to follow that up by showing the Sabres can compete in 2026-27 and beyond. Letting go of Alex Tuch was hard (not that hard given the deal he got) but it was still a tough pill to
Pat LaFontaine's injury issues are one of the biggest 'What Ifs' in Sabres history (opens the original)
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As we look forward to the 2026-27 season, it’s fun to instead take a step back and look at the long history of the Sabres. There are some fun things to explore where one thing can change the trajectory of an entire franchise. We’ve already pondered what might have happened if the franchise never traded for the legendary Dominik Hasek. Another 1990s “What if?” that really bears talking about: what if Pat Lafontaine didn’t have a litany of injuries that ultimately cut his career short? Lafontaine
Dominik Hasek trade forever altered the direction of the Buffalo Sabres (opens the original)
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In the doldrums of the NHL offseason, there are only so many angles one can take on the current state of the Buffalo Sabres roster. General manager Jarmo Kekalainen has already done a masterful job of setting the Sabres up for long-term success, but the season is still months away. With that in mind, it is fun to take a look back in time and wonder: What if? It’s fun to think about what the team would have looked like if they hit on big draft picks, but there’s an even more fun “What if?” to con
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