The Blues are interested in Sabres defenseman Bowen Byram, but what would they be willing to give up? Does a deal make sense?

Too many recent offseasons have been defined by the players that left the Sabres. Can Adams change the narrative?

The Buffalo Sabres' first day of the NHL's free-agent frenzy saw Sabres GM Kevyn Adams take some low-risk, decent-return ...

Noah Laberge has what the Sabres front office is looking for. He's aggressive, he's tough and he isn't shying away from the ...

Bowen Byram remains with the Buffalo Sabres, for now. But Kevyn Adams remains open to the possibilities that come with the ...

On Wednesday morning, Buffalo Sabres GM Kevyn Adams spoke for the first time since free agency started at noon on July 1. The ...

Along with the NHL additions of Kesselring and Timmins, the Sabres have defense depth in two-way defensemen such as Rathbone, ...

The NHL's free-agent frenzy has colmed down considerably, with most of the available talent now off the market. And the ...

Blues general manager Doug Armstrong has already had a busy offseason, but league insiders wonder if he has one more big play ...

The Sabres and Byram can still reach a deal until his arbitration hearing begins. In the hearing, Byram is free to select whether he wants to be awarded a one-year deal or a two-year term, which would ...

Pickings were slim for notable talent before the July 1 start of this year's unrestricted free-agent market. It was further ...

Sabres GM Kevyn Adams makes a firm statement on a potential Bowen Byram offer sheet, but does that mean there won't be a ...