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Enroth’s camp at NU full of twists
While others hoped to raise their stock within the organization, Sabres goalie prospect Jhonas Enroth must have felt like he left the team’s development camp at Niagara University a notch lower than he entered it.
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Foligno helps Blue to victory at Sabres camp
It may not actually count, but the Buffalo Sabres prospects in blue will take bragging rights over those wearing white into the long summer.
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Extremes nothing new to Kassian
Stepping in from the scorching heat to the chilly confines of Niagara University’s Dwyer Arena might have fazed some of the prospects at this week’s Sabres Development Camp.
But for Zack Kassian, the extremes must have felt eerily routine.
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Myers unfazed by return to camp
Forget the imposing frame — Tyler Myers’ resume stands out at an event like the Buffalo Sabres development camp, which continued Tuesday at Niagara University’s Dwyer Arena.
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Sabres sign winger Corey Tropp
The 20-year-old third round pick from the 2007 NHL Draft signed a three-year entry level deal worth $1.76 million, according to capgeek.com. The forward will skip his senior season at Michigan State University, where he notched 20 goals and 22 assists in 37 games.
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Pysyk makes Sabres debut at Dwyer
Pardon Mark Pysyk if he doesn’t want to spend time reminiscing with new teammates Tyler Myers and Tyler Ennis about their previous on-ice meetings.
The Sabres 2010 first-round draft choice remembers both of the team’s 2008 first-rounder vividly from his time in the Western Hockey League, and both experiences were harrowing.
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Sabres prospects camping at Dwyer
The Buffalo Sabres don’t hit the ice until October, but the Sabres of tomorrow will be very busy this week.
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Sabres agree to 3-year deal with D Jordan Leopold
Resigned to the likelihood the Sabres would lose two veteran defenseman in free agency, general manager Darcy Regier made it a priority to get at least one back Thursday.
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Sabres tab Pysyk with 23rd pick
Considered a steady defenseman, Mark Pysyk stands 6-foot-1 and over 180 pounds. He played 48 games with the Edmonton Oil Kings of the Western Hockey League last season, scoring seven goals and adding 17 assists, but had his season cut short by a broken foot.
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Sabres season starts Oct. 8 in Ottawa
The Buffalo Sabres’ 40th anniversary season schedule was released by the National Hockey League on Wednesday.
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Enroth’s camp at NU full of twists
