In the cozy confines of Ralph Wilson Stadium against an inferior opponent most expected to be handled easily, the Buffalo Bills spent Sunday afternoon playing with fire.  It wasn’t, literally, until the game’s final second the Bills were able to put away the Minnesota Vikings, 17-16 for their third win against an NFC North opponent in as many tries. Kyle Orton h...

When you go by analytical statistics, particularly those by a renowned entity like Pro Football Focus, a portrait of the Buffalo Bills offensive line is downright repugnant—at least for three-fifths of the culprits. I won’t burden you on the painstakingly sophisticated lengths Pro Football Focus goes in grading and ranking each player in the NFL. If you des...

The Buffalo Sabres made a pair of roster moves involving talented young defensemen Thursday afternoon, sending Mark Psysk and Jake McCabe down to the Rochester Amerks.

The Buffalo Bills announced that Sunday’s contest against the Minnesota Vikings at Ralph Wilson Stadium is officially sold out and will be shown on local television.  It marks the fourth consecutive sellout for the Bills to start the 2014 season.

We’re six weeks into the NFL season and it’s safe to say that 2014 has been a nightmare for Buffalo Bills running back C.J. Spiller.  Once regarded a franchise player, Spiller’s rapidly evolving into an afterthought for a Bills offense that can’t seem to the find their way in the running game.

They made things far more difficult than it needed to be, but the Buffalo Sabres got off the schnide in Carolina Tuesday night. Zegmus Girgensons’ nifty backhand beat Cam Ward in the eighth round of a shootout as the Sabres overcame blowing a two goal in the third period to defeat the Hurricanes in extra time, 4-3 for their first win in four tries this season. M...

Lopsided losses to Chicago and Anaheim over the past days decisively confirmed that the Buffalo Sabres are not ready to play with the elite teams of the NHL. Tonight against the Carolina Hurricanes, we’ll get truer indication if the Sabres are as epically awful as the perception current stands.

It’s taken a mere three regular season games for the Buffalo Sabres to firmly establish themselves as a doormat for the rest of the league.

Shortly before the Buffalo Bills took on the New England Patriots Sunday, many fans were left wondering why Bills wide receiver Mike Williams was inactive for the game.

When it came to presenting themselves as appalling on the ice last season, the Buffalo Sabres were a bunch of geniuses. Buffalo finished an astounding 30 games under .500 in 2013-14 and ended the season with just 52 points. It was, by far the worst in the league and the fewest full-season points Buffalo ended a season with since 1971-72.

Although it’s been a mere formality for around a month, Wednesday October 8, 2014 just became arguably the most important and celebrated date in the history of Buffalo sports.  As expected, Terry and Tim Pegula have been unanimously approved by the NFL owners at their meeting in New York City to become the next owners of the Buffalo Bills.

On July 1 the Buffalo Sabres signed free agent forward and Rochester native Brian Gionta to a three-year, $12.75 million contract.  A mere 48 hours before the start of the 2014-15 regular season the Sabres have officially named him team captain, with alternate captain honors going to fellow newcomer Josh Gorges and the returning Matt Moulson.