Sabres’ Dylan Cozens trade should be first of many hard decisions for Kevyn Adams
Friday was a hard day for Buffalo Sabres general manager Kevyn Adams. That was one of the first things he mentioned when talking about the moves the Sabres made at the NHL trade deadline. The most notable of those trades was the one that sent 24-year-old center Dylan Cozens,
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1. The Sabres also added a 24-year-old, right-shot defenseman in Bernard-Docker, who was a first-round pick by the Senators in 2018. Bernard-Docker played a career-high 72 games last season and led ...
As the Buffalo Sabres stumbled their way through another season, GM Kevyn Adams' job security has been called into question.
In the midst of one of his best National Hockey League seasons, the Buffalo Sabres have extended veteran forward Jason Zucker ...
The Edmonton Oilers carry the momentum of two consecutive wins into a road matchup with the Buffalo Sabres on Monday.
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Blockbuster trade could have huge implications for future of superstar Brady TkachukIt probably isn't a good sign that Ottawa Senators star winger and team captain Brady Tkachuk could barely talk about the ...
Florida’s first big deadline move sent goalie Spencer Knight and a first-round pick to Chicago for defenseman Seth Jones.
The Boston Bruins sent defenseman Brandon Carlo to the Toronto Maple Leafs at the NHL Trade Deadline, but it appears they ...
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Sabres recall pair of forwardsSince there’s no longer a roster limit since the trade deadline has passed, the Sabres weren’t required to make a ...
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