The Sabres roster will require at least some small changes after reaching Round 2 of the Stanley Cup Playoffs, but which players are a lock to stay in Buffalo?

The Sabres accomplished so much more than anyone expected before the season. That doesn't mean Game 7 wasn't absolutely gutting.

Despite losing in the second round of the playoffs to the Montreal Canadiens, the Buffalo Sabres had themselves a very special 2025-26 season. They not only made the playoffs for the first time since 2011,

The Sabres broke their 14-year playoff drought with a roster mostly constructed by Kevyn Adams, but he wasn't around to see the group cross the finish line.

The Montreal Canadiens advance to the Eastern Conference finals, where they’ll face the well-rested Hurricanes in a series set to open at Carolina on Thursday.

As the Buffalo Sabres' season comes to a close, arguably the biggest storyline surrounding this team heading into the offseason is the future of Alex Tuch in Buffalo.

One of the most satisfying Sabres seasons in history ended in sudden disappointment. Alex Newhook scored 11:22 into overtime to give the visiting Montreal Canadiens a 3-2

It’s a summer of change for the Toronto Maple Leafs as they look to pick up the pieces from a season that’s best left in the rearview mirror. In came John Chayka as the new general manager, while franchise icon Mats Sundin joined as Senior Executive Advisor of Hockey Operations.

The Buffalo Sabres and Montreal Canadiens are playing in Game 7. The winner goes to the Eastern Conference finals. Follow along for live updates:

Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen didn't exactly have the longest postseason stint, but fans shouldn't put the blame on him when dissecting the Sabres' elimination at the hands of the Canadiens.