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Daniel Alfredsson scored twice and added an assist as Ottawa took down Buffalo, 5-3, at Scotiabank Place.

He was 14 when the Flames went the Stanley Cup finals in 2004 and remembers reveling in the Red Mile.

The Buffalo Sabres talked for two days about making a statement, about showing character.

Tim Kennedy hasn't taken a full lap around the NHL, but he already knows how it works.

Broken down into weekly three-game sets, the Buffalo Sabres were in good shape long before taking the ice Saturday against the Philadelphia Flyers.

Grier is doubtful for Friday's game against Calgary in HSBC Arena. "Mike is a little sore," coach Lindy Ruff said.

Through the first month of the season, the Sabres might have the best player in the NHL.

The Boston Bruins capitalized on two power plays in the first period to top the Buffalo Sabres 4-2 at the TD Garden Saturday night in Boston.

On Saturday, Marty Biron kept the Sabres off the scoreboard en route to a shutout victory.

Jhonas Enroth may be days away from his NHL debut. Enroth, the Buffalo Sabres' top goaltending prospect, joined the team for Wednesday's 3-0 victory against the New York Islanders because of an injury to Patrick Lalime.

Jason Pominville smiled every time. While sitting in the hospital, overjoyed with the birth of his first child, Pominville would hear the same line whenever a nurse came to visit.

After failing to score in the team's first 11 games, Derek Roy didn't seem to have any weight lifted off his shoulders after his goal proved the game winner in Wednesday's 3-0 victory over the New York Islanders at HSBC Arena.

The Sabres skated Tuesday afternoon at HSBC Arena with a full compliment of players back from battling various problems.

It seems as every team is now at battle with the flu early this season, and the Buffalo Sabres are no different.

The Buffalo Sabres take their highly-successful act to the Nassau Coliseum this evening, when the red-hot club takes aim at a fifth straight victory in a matchup with the New York Islanders.

I could start off with a joke -- something like, Newark, we make Detroit look nice -- but that would be too cliche.

Patrick Kaleta has not been involved in any transactions this season. Misses as good as a mile for Sabres Buffalo News It's really a simple play.

When he left the visiting bench Saturday, a star-struck teenage girl in a No. 61 jersey nervously called to him for an autograph.

Ruff lets out a little sigh, makes a remark along the lines of, "As I said yesterday," then praises the 19-year-old. Here's a little good news/bad news for Ruff.

It was over for the Panthers less than five minutes into Wednesday's game. They trailed by three goals by that point and the Sabres still weren't done in an absolutely awful first period for the Panthers.