Die by the Blade

We’re into the summer doldrums. Not much going on in the Buffalo Sabres world. Next season’s schedule dropped last week. While we’re talking about the summer, what is your favorite food to make this time of the year…

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The NHL have now announced that the full 2026-27 schedule is out, and with that the Buffalo Sabres’ 2026-27 schedule is here. The biggest change for this campaign is that the regular season has been extended by two games to a total of 84 games now, starting on October 1 to April 10. Single-game tickets go on sale to the general public on Wednesday, July 22 at 10 a.m.

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Last season’s Buffalo Sabres sure was a wild ride. The year started like business as usual with Buffalo in the lower half of the league before bottoming out at one point. Then something clicked as the team took off and never looked back, inching out the Atlantic Division title over always tough Tampa Bay and upstart Montreal. That led to their first playoff appearance in fore...

Well, that was a little more difficult than expected. And expensive from most points of view. Peyton Krebs had to file for arbitration in order to come to an agreement with Buffalo but thankfully the two sides settled today before that came to fruition. It was a long and challenging process though. Peyton “Swiss army knife” Krebs has signed to remain in Buffalo for the next f...

The searing summer continues and it was another quiet week in the world of Buffalo Sabres. Forward Peyton Krebs chose to file for arbitration as his term in Western New York draws to a close, but the General Manager Jarmo Kekalainen remains confident that the RFA will sign to stay in Buffalo. Where are you taking the family on your summer vacation, let’s hear it in the commen...