'The Sabres have won three straight games, including two in a row on the road. They are 5-1 in 2003.' … [Read more...] about Miller keeps Sabres on winning road
The Sabres Report - Jan 15, 2003
Players must wait for money
'While NHL player contracts are guaranteed and backed by the NHL, deferred monies are not.' … [Read more...] about Players must wait for money
Sabres worry outlasts the happy talk
'A source close to negotiations said that, despite "very productive" talks, there's still a 30 percent chance the deal - including $10 million in arena fix-ups and refinancing a $23 million loan - won't get done.' … [Read more...] about Sabres worry outlasts the happy talk
'Missing' money mystery solved
'"As far as we've been able to ascertain, this relates back to a $250,000 US payment that's owed Alexander Mogilny by Buffalo," Burke said Tuesday before the Canucks/Predators game. "Why it was recorded as a liability to us, I don't know. I've reviewed the trade memo and it's clear to me it's not money owed to us. From our … [Read more...] about 'Missing' money mystery solved
Sabres rookie shuts out Wild 1-0
'So far, the Wild has lost to Calgary, injury-riddled Los Angeles and now Buffalo, a team in disarray on and off the ice. Those teams have a combined record of 49-61-14-8, but went 3-0 against the Wild in the past week.' … [Read more...] about Sabres rookie shuts out Wild 1-0
Sabres don't use problems as a crutch
'"They're a much better team these days," Lemaire said. "Earlier this season, they were finding ways to lose. Now they're finding ways to win."' … [Read more...] about Sabres don't use problems as a crutch
Wild call in sick
'"We definitely had our chances," the Wild's Cliff Ronning said, "but not as many as we should have had."' … [Read more...] about Wild call in sick
Miller unfazed by first shutout
'"That's how games go," Miller said. "We had some good looks, and Roloson came up big on a few. We had some close ones that skidded by the post and they hit the crossbar twice. That's just the way it goes."' … [Read more...] about Miller unfazed by first shutout
Sabres enjoy night in the black
'It was a victory for the financially oppressed everywhere. It was like throwing rocks at the rich kids!' … [Read more...] about Sabres enjoy night in the black
Sabres 1, Wild 0
'Lately, the Buffalo Sabres' only troubles have been on their balance sheets. On the ice, the team looks pretty good.' … [Read more...] about Sabres 1, Wild 0
Buffalo 1, Minnesota 0
'"I was surprised when the shot went in," Hamel said. "But when you shoot on net, you never know what can happen."' … [Read more...] about Buffalo 1, Minnesota 0
The Sabres Report - Jan 14, 2003
Judge OKs Condition for Buffalo Sabres Funding
'The judge approved the request despite an objection from Adelphia's Official Committee of Equity Security Holders, which said it was given inadequate notice about the arrangement.' … [Read more...] about Judge OKs Condition for Buffalo Sabres Funding
Adelphia Bankruptcy Judge Clears Cash Hurdle for NHL's Sabres
'U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Robert Gerber agreed to a request by the cable company to subordinate $174 million in claims against the National Hockey League team and move Adelphia behind Cerberus Capital Management LP in the creditor line. Cerberus has agreed to lend the Sabres about $23 million to cover the team's debts.' … [Read more...] about Adelphia Bankruptcy Judge Clears Cash Hurdle for NHL's Sabres
Sabres receive $10 million line of credits
'Judge Michael J. Kaplan approved the credit, which acts as a revolving line, meaning the Sabres will have revenue coming in and money to expend, said Dan Brown, an attorney for Erie County.' … [Read more...] about Sabres receive $10 million line of credits
NHL bankruptcies don't stop sponsors
'On the day the Buffalo Sabres became the second NHL franchise in a week to declare bankruptcy, the league signed a $1 million sponsorship deal with the Kellogg Company.' … [Read more...] about NHL bankruptcies don't stop sponsors