Posts About "Rochester Americans"
Sabres Name Lambert Head Coach of Rochester Americans
May 17th, 2016 Buffalo Sabres general manager Tim Murray announced today that assistant coach Dan Lambert has been named head coach of the Rochester Americans. Lambert will replace Randy Cunneyworth who will be reassigned to a position in the franchise's Player Development department. “We had a plan in place going into last season to eventually...
Is Varone's Two-goal Night Enough for Sabres to Give Him Another Shot?
January 9th, 2015 Not only have the Buffalo Sabres hovered around the bottom of the National Hockey League’s standings for the second season in a row, but the injury bug has forced the team to look into the future with constant call-ups from their American Hockey League affiliate, the Rochester Americans. The most recent skater to take the...
Rochester Americans Repeating History At Spengler Cup
January 7th, 2014 This year marked a bit of history for the Buffalo Sabres’ affiliate team from the American Hockey League: the Rochester Americans. The Americans had the opportunity to represent North American hockey, the AHL and the Sabres organization when they were invited to participate in the Spengler Cup. However, this was not a first as it was...Young Sabres Set To Don Rochester Red
While there's no question that the NHL lockout is a serious disappointment for many who love and are involved with the game of hockey in North America, sometimes it's good practice to reframe how we look at a situation in an attempt to glean something more positive from it. For example, as it relates to Sabres fans, consider this an...
Buffalo Sabres Sign Porter, Mancari and Leggio
July 6th, 2012 The start of July is a busy time for Darcy Regier, who has been signing players. Today he announced the signing of three more roster hopefuls. The Sabres now have forwards Kevin Porter and Mark Mancari in addition to the two forwards they resigned Rochester Americans goaltender David Leggio. All three players have been signed to one year...
Toronto Maple Leafs: Not All The Leafs Have Fallen
May 15th, 2012 Since the NHL lockout, The Toronto Maple Leafs have been more recognized for their play on the the links than they are for their time around the rinks in the month of May. In fact for the past 7 years, the Leafs have failed to qualify for the post season. Brian Burke is trying to change that, but as we approach the middle of...
