Drafting the Sabres: All-Time first round selections
For the second-straight year, the Sabres enter the NHL Entry Draft with a pair of first round selections. Slotted in at eight and 16, the Sabres will have the opportunity to round out their portfolio of first round picks at an even 50 after 43 years of drafting.
In honor of picks 49 and 50 being made at the end of this month, I went through each of the first round picks the Sabres...
Now Do You Believe?
It seems like such a cliché to start something about Jason Pominville with Game 5 of the Ottawa series in the 2006 playoffs. But really where else can something about Jason Pominville begin? There are very few people in Buffalo who can’t vividly recall Pominville skating around Daniel Alfredsson, Jay McKee flying out of the penalty box, and Rick Jeanneret bellowing his now...
From The NHL To The Dundas Real McCoys
from Sean Fitz-Gerald of the National Post,
When Jay McKee became an unrestricted free agent in the summer of 2006, he agreed to terms on a four-year contract with the St. Louis Blues. It was worth US$16-million, split evenly over the life of the deal.
He became a free agent again this year, at 35, under slightly different circumstances. For one thing, preliminary contract...
GARTH: Myers: Ankle Is 100%
Another day at the office for the Sabres.
New faces on the ice: Tyler Myers, Reggie Sekera, , Jhonas Enroth and Adam Pardy.
Deputy coaches, Jay McKee and Andrew Peters, skated the boys hard for 90 minutes. âIâm watching the legs to see that they are working hard, and they were all working hard, you can tellâ, said Peters after the session. Petey said that he contacted...
GARTH: Family Van
Today, former teammates Marty Biron and Jochen Hecht joined the fray, while Jay McKee ran the line drills. Is this 2004-05 again?
Welcome to the lockout. For those asking, the answer is YES, Thomas Vanek is still in Buffalo. Heâs skating with the boys, keeping in shape, busting chops, and getting in a good sweat. Vanek has been following this routine religiously for the past two and a...
GARTH: Locked Out
Former Sabres Jay McKee and Andrew Peters ran the first lockout practice for the Sabres today.
McKee and Peters know a thing or two about playing, coaching, and the NHL labour issues. He played in the NHL for over 10 years,. he coaches at Niagara University and most recently at AHL Rochester last season. He was teh Sabres' NHLPA player rep after the last lockout in 2004-05. Peters,...
Kevin Freiheit: A Look Back
Six years ago from tonight was one of the most heart-breaking losses in the playoffs for the Sabres that I can remember.
A young, injury-depleted lineup had a chance to go the Stanley Cup Finals, but ended up falling to Carolina in game 7. Jochen Hecht's ugly goal gave the Sabres a one goal lead after two periods.
Jay McKee, Henrik Tallinder, Teppo Numminen and Dmitri Kalinin...
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