Brandon Schlager
The Buffalo Sabres correspondent for THW. I'm an aspiring journalist based out of the Buffalo area. I specialize on the Sabres and the NHL but cover all things sports for many other venues such as SabresHockeyCentral.com and BuffaloWins.com. I also serve as the associate sports editor at a local newspaper called "The Record". Feel free to email me any questions/comments you may have: brandon.schlager@yahoo.com or follow me on Twitter @THWGoldSchlager
Author's Posts
2011/12 NHL Season Predictions: Western Conference
October 12th, 2011 Western Conference // Eastern Conference I know what you're thinking: how could this be a predictions piece nearly a week into the NHL season? But, if you really think about it, most teams haven't even begun to get their legs underneath them yet. So it's still fair game in my mind to bring to you my Western Conference...
2011/2012 NHL Season Predictions: Eastern Conference
September 10th, 2011 Eastern Conference // Western Conference With most teams kicking off training camp this week, preseason hockey right around the corner and puck drop slightly less than a month away, you can practically smell that chill in the air that can only mean one thing -- hockey season is fast approaching. I'd assume all of you are just as...
Buffalo Sabres: Five Bold Predictions for 2011-12
August 14th, 2011 In the NHL, August typically means one thing: all interesting hockey news is about as existent as Tim Connolly in the playoffs. For hockey fans, October may as well be five years from now. This is the time of the year where hockey writers like myself will literally think of anything and everything to ensure you, the hockey...
Exploring the Sabres Top Free Agent Targets
June 18th, 2011 Since Terry Pegula purchased the Buffalo Sabres back on February 22, Buffalo hockey fans have been in an uproar over the anticipation of the first offseason under the new regime. With Pegula’s seemingly bottomless pockets comes endless possibilities and wishful thinking for Sabres fans everywhere and everyone has their opinion...The Clock Has Run Out for Some Sabres in Blue and Gold
With the Western Conference Semi-Finals now in the books, the NHL's final four is set in stone. And while the remaining 26 franchises who weren't as fortunate as their counterparts witness the conclusion of the postseason from the tee box, their respective fans are left with nothing to look forward to -- aside from viewing what...
