Sabres Need Much More Offense, From Many More Players, To Get Back To Top Of Atlantic Division

TRENDINGMike Ditka dies at 86Buccaneers stun CowboysWorker to Dak: 'Embarrassing'NFL injury tracker updatesNFL Week 5 NFL picks vs. spreadStory byStory bySabres Need Much More Offense, From Many More Players, To Get Back To Top Of Atlantic DivisionTimothy T. Ludwig, Imagn ImagesAdam ProteauSat, October 10, 2026 at 12:07 AM UTC·2 min readAbout Our AdsRecommended StoriesSabres Struggling On The Power Play Is Nothing NewDallas dominates Buffalo, handing them their 4-0 loss at KeyBank Center on ThursdayThe Hockey News - Buffalo SabresSabres hoping Doan can 'find his game' amid strugglesBUFFALO — For the final 15 minutes of Tuesday’s thrilling 3-2 overtime win, Sabres winger Josh Doan, who began the night skating on the top line, watched from the bench. Following the game, Sabres coach Lindy Ruff acknowledged the obvious, that Doan, who went pointless in the first three contests, is “struggling right now.” So when Ruff shortened his bench and revamped his lines late against ...Niagara Gazette, Niagara Falls, N.Y.Buffalo Sabres Vs. Dallas Stars - Lineups, Injuries, And Game NotesSabres are hoping to stay unbeaten at home against another Western Conference foeThe Hockey News - Buffalo SabresAdvertisementAdvertisementEarly Snapshot Of Eastern Conference Shows The Difficult Road Ahead For SabresBuffalo are 2-2-0 and in sixth place in the Atlantic Division early in the regular season.The Hockey News - Buffalo SabresSabres Pay Tage Thompson Less Than 141 NHL PlayersThe Buffalo Sabres’ contract with Tage Thompson is by pretty much every measure a bargain. Thompson is one of the NHL’s best goal scorers, and while he’s paid well, he isn’t paid the rate that he would be if he signed a new deal right now. Timing is everything, though, and a fascinating new article […] The post Sabres Pay Tage Thompson Less Than 141 NHL Players appeared first on HEAVY.HEAVYSabres Zucker Working His Way Back From Offseason SurgerySabres veteran forward is practicing, but is not ready to come off injured reserveThe Hockey News - Buffalo SabresLine Combinations: Stars at SabresDallas seeks to sustain momentum against a resilient, injury-riddled Buffalo squad while struggling veterans Tyler Seguin and Wyatt Johnston hunt for their first goals of the season.The Hockey News - Dallas StarsStars' Wyatt Johnston Aims to Flip the Script on Slow Start, Past Struggles vs. SabresReturning to his backyard, the young sniper seeks his first goal of the season while battling historic road woes against a familiar foe in Western New York.The Hockey News - Dallas StarsFormer Sabres Sniper Is Thriving With The Golden KnightsThis former Sabres forward is having a strong start to the season with Vegas.The Hockey News - Buffalo SabresKrebs knows his role for the SabresBUFFALO — As a first-line winger, a role he assumed for the Sabres late in Tuesday’s come-from-behind win, the versatile Peyton Krebs transforms his mentality. Alongside center Tage Thompson and another scoring threat, Krebs knows he must forecheck, meaning he will have the puck less than he does skating on the third or fourth line. “Kind of just contribute to those guys making sure they’re ...Niagara Gazette, Niagara Falls, N.Y.Buffalo and Utah square off in non-conference matchupUtah Mammoth (3-2, in the Central Division) vs. Buffalo Sabres (2-2, in the Atlantic Division)Buffalo, New York; Saturday, 7 p.Associated PressFive Bruins Who Have Failed To Deliver So Far This SeasonFour games in, the Bruins are 2-2. Causeway Crowd names five forwards who have disappointed fans, including Morgan Geekie and Elias Lindholm.Gameday TimesBowen Byram Making Sabres-Blackhawks Trade Look One-SidedIt’s still early, very early, but Bowen Byram isn’t yet making the Buffalo Sabres regret trading him to the Chicago Blackhawks. It was a headline-grabbing move in the offseason when the Sabres sent Byram, who had starred as a defenseman in Buffalo’s return to the playoffs, to the Blackhawks. So far, Byram hasn’t been grabbing […] The post Bowen Byram Making Sabres-Blackhawks Trade Look One-Sided appeared first on HEAVY.HEAVY3 Stars: Rantanen point night, Brat Burgers, & Oettinger goes B2B clean sheets in win at SabresThe Dallas Stars turned the game on its head in a hurry in a 4-0 against the Buffalo Sabres at KeyBank Center on Thursday. 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