After the year began with lofty expectations, the Sabres spiraled out of control in December and dropped 13 straight games. The season was essentially over by the time the losing streak was snapped.

After missing the playoffs for a 14th consecutive year, the Sabres’ leadership group made clear their primary takeaway from the 36-39-7 season. “Ultimately, we failed,” said forward Jason Zucker. “We ...

Buffalo Sabres forward Jason Zucker spoke with reporters Friday after the team cleaned out its locker room to mark the end of another disappointing season.

The Buffalo Sabres began their annual tradition of locker cleanout and individual player meetings on Friday in the wake of their 14th consecutive season outside of the playoffs. The common theme among ...

The Sabres close out the 2024-25 season Thursday night as they welcome the Philadelphia Flyers to KeyBank Center. James ...

During this past off-season, the Buffalo Sabres signed veteran forward Jason Zucker to a one-year, $5 million contract in ...

Not only has he produced on the stat sheet – collecting 21 goals and 51 points in 67 games – but Zucker also has become a ...

The Buffalo chapter of the Professional Hockey Writers Association has selected winger Jason Zucker to be the Buffalo Sabres ...

Alex Tuch and Lindy Ruff hit milestones in the win. With 15,000 of his bobbleheads scattered throughout the KeyBank Center ...

Matvei Michkov fell just short of his first NHL hat trick. With the Flyers' loss, the team is locked into the fourth-best ...

So below is a look at three predictions for the Buffalo Sabres' 2025 offseason. Hired as the Sabres' general manager in 2020, ...

Jack Quinn and Alex Tuch scored shootout goals, and the Buffalo Sabres rallied from two one-goal deficits in a 3-2 win over ...