Sabres get center Moore from Maple LeafsSource: buffalonews.com
The Sabres made a couple more moves, adding forward Dominic Moore from Toronto, and dealing Alex Kotalik to Edmonton - both for a 2nd round draft pick.
Ray sues players' union for post-lockout payoutSource: buffalonews.com
The longtime Buffalo Sabres enforcer has filed suit in New York State Supreme Court in an attempt to secure payment from the union's lockout funds from the canceled 2004-05 season.
New York, a Hockey Town At Last?Source: The New York Times
Remember when the Rangers played the Sabres in the playoffs last spring and, even though the New York TV market is about a dozen times larger, more people watched the series in Buffalo? (Look in the second item of the column I just linked to.) It's amazing but true: in every ga …

The Detroit Red Wings halted a four-game skid last night in Buffalo, winning 4-2 off goals from unlikely sources. It was just their second win in twelve games.

Tonight is the only meeting between the Detroit Red Wings and the Buffalo Sabres this season. The Sabres won the last meeting, 3-2 in a shootout on October 13th, 2006, in Detroit.

I dont live in Buffalo, NY anymore, but I was born there, went to college there, and started my career there. I never had season tickets to the Sabres or Bills games, but I've attended my share.
Sabres Edge: Campbell to San JoseSource: buffalonews.typepad.com
TSN is reporting Brian Campbell has been traded to San Jose. The Sabres just emerged from their locker room in workout clothes and headed toward the arena pavilion to run. Campbell was with them. More to come.
Campbell puts hold on negotiations with the SabresSource: buffalonews.com
They say insanity is defined by doing the same thing again and again but expecting different results.
To call the Sabres insane at this point would be about the kindest thing I could come up with.
Great Amerks memories; Looking back at a 29-year affiliationSource: rochesterdandc.com
Hockey writer Kevin Oklobzija, who has been on the Amerks beat for 23 seasons, and columnist Bob Matthews, who has seen all six Calder Cup championship teams in franchise history and the three as Buffalo's farm team, compiled the best and worst of the Sabres era.

Our bodies were aching from the previous night's late night pilgrimage to the East Village.
Ruff, Sabres players lament split from AmerksSource: buffalonews.com
There are many organizational benefits to having an American Hockey League affiliate just an hour down the road. But what bothers Ruff more is the breakup severs his links to Rochester and its fans.
Sabres dropping Amerks as affiliateSource: buffalonews.com
Truly the end of an era. Despite the bad relationship with Rochester, the Sabres have been able to call up numerous players and coaches and merge them quickly into the NHL program.
Lets hope the benefits of an exclusive AHL affiliation outweigh what the Sabres are losing.
Rob Ray: When Sabres danced with the StarsSource: CNET News.com
In the third part of the trilogy of excerpts from Sabres long-time winger Rob Ray's new autobiography, Buffalo fans get to re-live the heartache of 1999.
Rob Ray's fit to be tiedSource: CNET News.com
The Buffalo News is publishing excerpts from Rob Ray's new book, "The Rayzor's Edge." In this first part, Ray talks about being picked up — first by a car to go to the NHL Draft in Montreal, and then by the Buffalo Sabres in the 5th round — the start of a notorious and memora …
The Old Haunting Grounds - Buffalo Memorial AuditoriumSource: wnym.wnymedia.net
Before I go any further, I feel the need to stress that, much like Dennis Rodman, WE ARE NOT ROLE MODELS. We entered the Aud against the advice of our legal counsel and we strongly suggest you do not attempt to do what we did.
Goon hockey is back in PhillySource: buffalonews.typepad.com
The Broad Street Bullies of the 70s weren't cowards. They met you face-to-face and you paid the price. This team hits you from behind -- sometimes with a stick -- and then runs away. Three times in a month. It's a disgrace.
Comeback feeling comes back as Sabres beat Leafs in overtimeSource: CNET News.com
The Sabres played their first nationally televised (VS) game last night at home against the rival Toronto Maple Leafs, whose fans in southern Ontario live as close away as 10 minutes. And thats in a town where, famously, everything is no more than 20 minutes away.
Sabres' Miller finds way to honor 'Matt Man'Source: CNET News.com
Nobody would talk about it on the bench. Nobody would dare say a word. It's understood that even under ordinary circumstances it's flatout wrong to jinx a goaltender working on a shutout by mentioning it aloud.
Matt Man's legacy lingersSource: CNET News.com
Matt Schoals has served as an inspiration to Ryan Miller and to people who knew Schoals and his story. It's clear death will not stop that.
Lorentz's retirement stuns SabresSource: CNET News.com
Lorentz, who played seven seasons for the Sabres and 10 overall in the NHL, ended his broadcasting career at the top of his game. His strong performance during last season's playoff run on cable's MSG and WGR radio earned praise here.
Sabres' Numminen needs heart surgerySource: Tsn.ca
Sabres defenceman Teppo Numminen needs surgery to correct a heart condition.
The Sabres didn't know Thursday when Numminen will have the procedure. He did not report for team physicals on Thursday and is consulting with team physicians.