5/3/12: Buffalo faces some tough decisions. After investing heavily in a team that ultimately missed the playoffs, the front office has some soul searching ahead of them, especially while watching the Capitals (who, along with Ottawa beat them out for the final playoff spots) advance to the second round. One of the major decisions focuses on center Derek Roy. Roy ammassed at least 60 points in each of the past four seasons. He had an off-year in 2011-12 campaign, recording only 44 points in 80 games. Roy will enter a contract year next season, forcing the teams to trade, resign, or let him walk.

4/25/12: The Buffalo Sabres were very aggressive in the past offseason, looking to build on a seventh place regular season finish and first-round loss to Philadelphia. New owner Terry Pegula invested heavily, extending star defenseman Tyler Meyers and adding more blueline depth with Ville Leino (free agency) and making a big trade with Calgary for Robyn Regehr. For the first time in their history, the Sabres had both talent and financial backing to compete. Unfortunately, the Sabres regressed. The team never reached its potential, finishing three points out of the playoffs. But with another year and great fan support, expect Buffalo to rebound next season.

4/15/12: It will be interesting to watch the fallout this offseason with Buffalo Sabres. The team made several high-profile moves in the past twelve months but failed to make the playoffs under head coach Lindy Ruff. The best chance the Sabres have for any sort of moral victory is if Thomas Vanek is voted to the cover of EA Sports NHL 2013 - quite a dropoff for a fanbase that had Stanley Cup aspirations just seven months ago. Vanek isn't even the best player - Jason Pominville had 12 more points (73 total) and the Sabres still had Olympic hero Ryan Miller in net.

Buffalo Sabres Tickets -Team History

Buffalo Sabres tickets allow fans the opportunity to see one of the rising franchises in the NHL's Eastern Conference. Established in 1970, the Sabres joined the National Hockey League as an expansion team and play their games at HSBC Arena in downtown Buffao and have called the venue home since it was opened in 1996. Watch as the Sabres build their legacy and work to bring their first Stanley Cup to Buffalo!

Buffalo Sabres Tickets -Season Info

After missing the playoffs for two straight seasons, the Buffalo Sabres made a return to the post season in 2010 chiefly due to the astounding goaltending of Ryan Miller. With a core group of veteran leadership, the Sabres are expecting big things from players like Rob Niedermayer, Thomas Vanek, Jordan Leopold and Jochen Hecht. With an ownership change ensuring the team will stay in Buffalo being finalized in February 2011, fans can look forward to Buffalo Sabres hockey for years to come.

Buffalo Sabres Tickets - THe Players

For the most part, Sabres fans are used to standing by the wayside during the NHL's free agency period and watching their players leave for other teams. That's not true anymore with new owner Terry Pegula in town. The Sabres were one of the most active teams in free agency this year, bringing in one of the best free agent defenseman in Christian Ehrhoff and star forward Ville Leino. The Sabres will be an exciting team to watch this year with established stars such as Derek Roy, Thomas Vanek, Jason Pominville, Tyler Myers, and Ryan Miller.

Buffalo Sabres Tickets -Ticket Information

Buffalo Sabres tickets ensure that fans see the Sabres playing top contenders throughout the entire NHL season. The Sabres need a solid team effort to compete in a tough Northeast Division. With matchups against great teams like the Montreal Canadiens and Boston Bruins and non-divisional meetings with Henrik Lundqvist's New York Rangers, the Sabres are sure to be tested all season long. Grab your Sabres's tickets now and don't miss the action!

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