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In my last article I briefly looked into the history of the 8th overall pick and whether the Buffalo Sabres were better off keeping or trading it for NHL talent. While moving the pick for a roster player seems ideal given the urgency to improve the team immediately, history says you are more likely...
As we continue to gain more clarity on the NHL’s new collective bargaining agreement, we also get a better picture on how the Sabres can build their squad moving forward under the new salary cap conditions. As reported by Elliot Friedman, the cap for next season will be 81.5 million, the same u...
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