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An ex-NHL owner is in a rather sticky situation. Tom Golisano, a billionaire and former owner of the Buffalo Sabres, is refusing to pay his local taxes, after taking a stand over the amount of goose poo left on the lawn of his upstate New York property. Golisano, 76, is refusing to pay the $90,000 he owes until local officials deal with the problem at his summer home on Canandaigua Lake, South Bristol. Continue to Article

February 06, 2018 9:01:am EST

The Buffalo Sabres had their best win streak of the season in their three-game Western Canada road trip in late January. Since returning home, it's been back to normal for the struggling Sabres. The Sabres have lost three in a row, with their most recent loss coming in a 1-0 defeat to St. Louis on Saturday. Continue to Article

February 06, 2018 12:13:am EST

A lack of player leadership and accountability were among the criticisms which led to the Buffalo Sabres cleaning house in April. Very little has changed 10 months into the Sabres' new regime of general manager Jason Botterill and coach Phil Housley in overseeing a team that ranks last in the Eastern Conference and 30th overall. One of those is culture, and we've got to continue to find a way to change it,'' said Housley, who took over after Dan Bylsma was fired following just two seasons. Continue to Article

February 05, 2018 5:15:pm EST

Two shots off the crossbar and another one off of St. Louis goalie Carter Hutton's skate were the difference in the Blues securing a 1-0 win over the Buffalo Sabres on Saturday night. Of the 27 saves Hutton made in earning his third shutout of the season, one his last stops proved to be his finest with 32 seconds left. Hutton spread-eagled through the crease to have Sam Reinhart's one-timer bank off his right skate blade. Continue to Article

February 03, 2018 11:28:pm EST

The Florida Panthers’ 4-2 win against the Buffalo Sabres featured some physical moments on Thursday, with the two teams combining for 80 penalty minutes. The NHL’s Department of Player Safety announced a hearing regarding one of the nastier moments, as Johan Larsson cross-checked Vincent Trocheck in the face. Larsson received a five-minute major for cross-checking and a game misconduct for the infraction, which came with about 35 seconds remaining in the third period. Continue to Article

February 02, 2018 5:09:pm EST