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After the Mark Pysyk trade, the 2010 Buffalo Sabres draft comes up empty

After the Mark Pysyk trade, the 2010 Buffalo Sabres draft comes up empty

Last summer in a series called Prime Years (links below) we took a look at group of players selected by the Buffalo Sabres from the 2005-2009 draft classes who are now (or would be) in their hockey playing primes (ages 24-28.)The Sabres selected 37 players from those five drafts and as of last summer only three were with the team heading into the 2015-16 NHL season--Mike Weber (2006, 57th overall,) Tyler Ennis (2008, 26th) and Marcus Foligno (2009, 104th.)This off season represents another year where players from the 2010 NHL Draft would just be entering their prime years and, ideally, making contributions to the Buffalo Sabres at the NHL-level.


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Buffalo Sabres 2016-17 Atlantic Division Preview

Buffalo Sabres 2016-17 Atlantic Division Preview

As a busy Buffalo Sabres offseason continues, we take a look at the competitive landscape of the Atlantic division and make our predictions about where each team will rank in the upcoming NHL season.Though the Buffalo Sabres roster saw minimal changes this offseason, the team most certainly benefited as a whole in taking a step forward in terms of experience, as they're still a fairly young team.Many of them were playing together for the very first time last season, and much of the experimentation in building chemistry should give way this year to more consistent lines and a more systematic approach to the game.


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Home of the Buffalo Sabres and the Buffalo Bills

Home of the Buffalo Sabres and the Buffalo Bills

E-Mail Print Share This: |Sabres' Bylsma uses numbers in different waysBuffalo, NY (WGR 550) -- Sabres coach Dan Bylsma made a surprise in studio visit today joining Hockey Hotline.Bylsma got into a lengthy and very interesting conversation about how analytics can be both fair and unfair to players.Matt Coller talked about how Rasmus Ristolainen's Corsi rating wasn't that good last year, but added that there are some very good reasons why including who he plays against the most.

After the Mark Pysyk trade, the 2010 Buffalo Sabres draft comes up empty