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Week in Review #12
In the 12th week of the season, the Buffalo Sabres began with slim playoff hopes. The week would start off with two crushing defeats, but things would turn around and Buffalo would finish off with two victories. Out of 8 available points, the Sabres walked away with 4 points. Although the Sabres gained half of [...]
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Week in Review #11
The Sabres continued their roller coaster season this week. After playing 3 games, Buffalo walks away with all 6 points and finds themselves currently in 10th place in the Eastern Conference. Buffalo sits 4 points out of a playoff spot heading into a week where 8 points are on the table. Tweet of the Week [...]
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Sabres win big, halt Pens’ streak at 15
The Sabres ended two streaks tonight. Winless in four, and of course the 15 game streak by the Pittsburgh Penguins. Mario Lemeiux, Jaromir Jagr, Tom Barasso and the like can crack open a cold one. The 1992-93 Pittsburgh Penguins regulation win streak of 17 games remains intact. In the first period, Ryan Miller had strong start, including two huge [...]
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Amerks name captain and alternates
The Rochester Amerians have named thier captain and alternates today, just before faceoff with the Syracuse Crunch. Forward Kevin Porter, the 26 year free agent signing by the Buffalo Sabres this offseason, has been named captain. Porter is an NHL verteran of 163 games, and brings a good, hard checking style to the Amerks. His [...]
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Sabres Announce Three Minor Moves
This afternoon, the Buffalo Sabres sent out a press release to announce the signings of Kevin Porter and Mark Mancari. The organization also announced that David Leggio has been re-signed. Kevin Porter, a six foot, 190 pound center, was drafted in the 4th round (119th overall) in 2004 by the Phoenix Coyotes. He has played for Phoenix [...]
