There is expected to be a market for Kreider when he passes waivers and becomes a free agent. So let's take a look at four teams that could be a good fit for him this season.
We are one month into the NHL offseason, and most teams have made some sort of major change by now. It's either been more to help them win now, try to start a rebuild, or just marginally improve themselves on the edges.
Patrick Kane is one of the more prominent NHL free agents still available this summer, and it sounds like he could be choosing between two teams when it comes to his next destination.
How many of the players to grace the cover of each EA NHL video game going back to 'NHL 2000?"
According to a team announcement, the Columbus Blue Jackets have signed forward Luke Tuch to a two-year, two-way contract. PuckPedia reported that Tuch will earn an $850K salary in the NHL during the 2025-26 season, and a $900K salary in 2026-27.
The NHL has had an interesting new millennium. It was a league sans a salary cap when the 2000s started… and then the owners locked the players out for an entire season.
The Boston Bruins have wrapped up their summer cleaning with a refresh of their hockey operations department. Former Buffalo Sabres general manager Kevyn Adams has been hired as a special advisor to GM Don Sweeney.
The NHL free agency signing period officially begins on Wednesday, and it is not an overly impressive group of players hitting the unrestricted market.
Darren Dreger: There are upwards of six teams that have shown interest in Carolina Hurricanes pending RFA defenseman Alexander Nikishin. Nikishin’s contract asking price is a major factor.
There are three players whose status as restricted free agents could lead to them changing teams.
The Washington Capitals definitely bolstered their lineup with a talented scoring threat, but at a pretty high cost. On Wednesday, the Capitals acquired forward Alex Tuch from the Buffalo Sabres as part of a sign-and-trade deal.
As the NHL is just hours away from the Entry Draft and free agency is around the corner, it’s been a hectic week. Big names have moved. Jordan Kyrou, Alex Tuch, Bowen Byram, Brady Tkachuk, Joseph Woll, Jack Drury, Simon Nemec, and others.
People will talk about the “Mount Rushmore” for a franchise, which is to say the four people, usually four players, that most define the franchise. Not always the four-best players, but the four that evoke the essence of the franchise.
The Capitals have been very busy over the past couple of days, adding a pair of 30-goal scorers in Alex Tuch and Jordan Kyrou. The big question now is whether they’re preparing for life after Alex Ovechkin, or trying to load up for one final run with him in Washington.
The Washington Capitals are acquiring pending UFA forward Alex Tuch from the Buffalo Sabres, per a report by NHL insider Elliotte Friedman. As part of the deal, Tuch will sign an eight-year contract worth $10.5M per season.
The Washington Capitals are not messing around this offseason, and they are making it very clear that they still see themselves as Stanley Cup contenders in the very near future.
The Buffalo Sabres appear to be heading toward a significant roster change this offseason, with veteran forward Alex Tuch reportedly not expected to re-sign with the organization.
The top free agent this off-season also happens to be the exact type of player the Edmonton Oilers need. This off-season has already been a busy one after the Carolina Hurricanes hoisted the Stanley Cup Sunday.
The Detroit Red Wings are more than interested in re-signing Patrick Kane, but the veteran winger remains undecided.
Here is the Buffalo Sabres weekly news, rumors and reports for the week of June 8-14, 2026. Free agency is just a little over three weeks away, and from what it sounds like, it’s becoming more likely that Alex Tuch will end up walking to free agency and testing the market.
The 2025-26 season has almost wrapped, but the Buffalo Sabres are already getting a head start on 2026-27. They have a few important decisions to make, one of those being a potentially big trade that could build even more momentum going into next season.
The Buffalo Sabres are fresh off their best season in a decade and a half. The vibes are high, but this is a critical offseason with several critical players left to sign.
Heading into the playoffs, all talks of a new contract for Sabres winger Alex Tuch were put on hold, something that is fairly commonplace to not serve as a distraction in the midst of a postseason run. Now that Buffalo has been eliminated, those conversations can resume.
Since the Buffalo Sabres have been eliminated from the Stanley Cup Playoffs, the big question on everyone’s mind is whether or not forward Alex Tuch will re-sign with the team.
The sting of a Game 7 overtime loss to the Montreal Canadiens may linger in Buffalo—but it won’t take long for people to start asking questions about what comes next for some of the bigger names on the Sabers roster, especially Alex Tuch.
Alex Tuch scored 4:03 into the third period to propel the visiting Buffalo Sabres to a 3-1 win over the Boston Bruins in Game 3 of their Eastern Conference first-round playoff series on Thursday night.
It’s hard not to be confident if you’re the Buffalo Sabres right now.
The Toronto Maple Leafs are still looking to add a power forward to reinforce their top six since the departure of Mitch Marner.
The 29-year-old has become a much more consistent offensive threat following his trade to Buffalo.
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