Daily Links
Links: Miller's Charity Work, Stars Fire Coach
Today we feature a really great article from Brian Duff about Ryan Miller's charity work in Buffalo, as well as news about Dallas firing their head coach, playoff injuries, and more.
Links: Vanek Solid At IIHF, GM of the Year
As the playoffs unfold, are off-season buyers emerging? When it comes to the Sabres that are still playing, Vanek is having a solid run at it with Austria.
Links: Staal Strugging, To Early To Judge Rolston?
With only part of a short season under his belt, is it still too early to judge Ron Rolston?
Links: Enroth Wins Gold, Ott Being Misused?
We're getting things going again here on Die By The Blade after the technical difficulties! In our return set of links Enroth's play in Europe is surely what stands out.
Links: Miller's Charity Work, Stars Fire Coach
Today we feature a really great article from Brian Duff about Ryan Miller's charity work in Buffalo, as well as news about Dallas firing their head coach, playoff injuries, and more.
Links: Vanek Solid At IIHF, GM of the Year
As the playoffs unfold, are off-season buyers emerging? When it comes to the Sabres that are still playing, Vanek is having a solid run at it with Austria.
Links: Staal Strugging, To Early To Judge Rolston?
With only part of a short season under his belt, is it still too early to judge Ron Rolston?
Links: Analyzing Foligno, Hart Finalists Named
Today's links include an analysis of Marcus Foligno's season, news on James Patrick and Jochen Hecht, and the 2013 Hart Trophy Finalists.
Links: Coaching Changes and some Draft Talk
Pavel Datsyuk is surely a name that will intrigue many fans around the league. What do you think about the possibility of him moving? In Sabres news, what do you think about the coaching changes? Who should replace Patrick and Adams?
Links: Myers Will Be More Prepared, RJ Returns
Sabres fans everywhere were excited to hear that Rick Jeanneret will be returning as the voice of the Sabres next year. However, Regier and Rolston's returns aren't receiving the same positive support. Myers also talked on WGR about his preparation.
Links: Roston Reaction, Price Injured
The Sabres announced yesterday that they'd be bringing back Ron Rolston behind the bench, and people have already voices their various on the topic. What do you think?
Links: Rebuilds, Suspensions, Outdoor Game In LA
Plenty of league news today, including an outdoor game in California and no suspensions for the Ottawa-Montreal brawl fest.
Links: Girgs' Latvia Debut, Torres' Playoff Ride
While many Sabres are still playing in the IIHF tournament, some former players are still playing in the NHL playoffs. Toni Lydman was the victim of a dirty hit, while Raffi Torres is also making waves.
Links: 2013 and the Future of the Sabres
Today's Sabres links feature a look to the past year and hopefully a happier look into the future.
Links: What To Do With Vanek, Miller, and Rolston
How would you like the Sabres to look next season? Would you want Vanek, Miller, and Rolston to be a part of that, or are you ready to move on from any of them?
Links: Briere's Future, Sullivan Speaks
Remember the article that Jerry Sullivan said he had already written during the press conference? It was published yesterday. In other news, Danny Briere could be bought out by the Flyers. Intrigued?
Links: Sabres To Draft 8th, Regier to Return
The Sabres did not win the NHL draft lottery, but they do hold the #8 pick. All that, plus more fallout from the end of the year presser conference.
Links: Sabres Up Prices, League's Worst Team?
Now that the season is over, things aren't getting any more uplifting then they were before in "Hockey Heaven."
Links: Brown Suspended, Sabre-less Playoffs
No only a week away from the playoffs, there are only a few spots left. Obviously, none of those spots will go to the Sabres, leaving fans to wonder "what do I do now?"
Links: Pardy Proving Worth, Kieth Meets Backlash
The Sabres oddly enough beat another great team while struggling against some of the worst in the league. It's hard to really make much sense of that. Adam Pardy, who started the year in Rochester, is trying to prove his worthy of an NHL spot.
