The Buffalo Sabres received a piece of good news on Monday afternoon, as Lindy Ruff gave a good update on Jason Zucker and Conor Timmins. Both veterans could join the Sabres for morning skate on Tuesday, and while they won't be ready to join the lineup just yet, it'll be a great step in the right direction.
BUFFALO – Injured Sabres veterans Jason Zucker and Conor Timmins could participate in Tuesday’s pregame skate, coach Lindy Ruff said. That doesn’t, however, mean they’re close to playing.
The Buffalo Sabres entered training camp with minimal uncertainty about their Opening Night roster, even with Jason Zucker sidelined by a short-term injury.
During his season-opening press conference, Buffalo Sabres GM Jarmo Kekäläinen announced that veteran winger Jason Zucker will miss the start of the 2026-27 regular season with a sports hernia.
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 Buffalo Sabres will be down a forward to start the season, and possibly a defenseman, too. On Wednesday, Sabres general manager Jarmo Kekalainen revealed that winger Jason Zucker will not be ready for the start of the season as he is recovering from offseason surgery to repair a sports hernia.
Though the Carolina Hurricanes only just recently hoisted the Stanley Cup, the offseason has long since been underway for the Buffalo Sabres. Wild trade scenarios have already begun floating out there, and the team is no doubt focused on the draft coming up in a few weeks.
The Buffalo Sabres and Montreal Canadiens are playing Game 5 of their second-round series on Thursday night. It’s a game both teams desperately want to win before heading back to Montreal for Game 6.
Jason Zucker broke a tie in the second period and added an assist as the host Buffalo Sabres defeated the Tampa Bay Lightning 4-2 on Monday night. Alex Tuch, Josh Norris and Jack Quinn also scored for the Sabres (47-23-8, 102 points), who snapped a two-game losing streak and moved into a tie with the Lightning atop the Atlantic Division.
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The Buffalo Sabres earned another win Tuesday night, this time in a 3-2 effort over the Vegas Golden Knights thanks to goals from Tage Thompson, Owen Power and Jason Zucker.
Jason Zucker scored twice Saturday afternoon and Alex Lyon stopped all 26 shots he faced Saturday afternoon for the Buffalo Sabres, who continued surging with a 5-0 win over the New York Islanders in Elmont, N.Y.
The Buffalo Sabres announced a series of roster moves today, as they activated veteran Jason Zucker off of injured reserve and recalled defenseman Zac Jones from their AHL affiliate, the Rochester Americans.
After seeing their 10-game winning streak come to a close a few days ago, the Buffalo Sabres will get a boost to their forward core. In an injury update released by the team earlier this afternoon, the Sabres announced that Jason Zucker will return to the lineup tomorrow against the Vancouver Canucks.
Sabres winger Jason Zucker is going to miss significant time after sustaining an undisclosed injury in last night’s 7-4 loss to the Flames, head coach Lindy Ruff said on WGR 550 this morning.
The NHL trade deadline is just a month away, and Buffalo Sabres winger Jason Zucker, a pending unrestricted free agent, could be on the move. When the Sabres signed Zucker to a one-year deal in free agency last summer, the expectation was that he would be traded at the deadline—assuming Buffalo wasn’t in the thick of the playoff race.
When asked what he was most looking forward to about his first home game with the Nashville Predators, Jason Zucker didn't hesitate with his answer. "Being on the right side of this," said Zucker, who was acquired from the Arizona Coyotes at the NHL trade deadline. "I hate that goal song — until now.
Jason Zucker has scored 14 of his 192 career goals against the Nashville Predators — his most against a single opponent. But on March 13 in Winnipeg, he scored his first goal for them.
The Arizona Coyotes have dealt forward Jason Zucker to the Nashville Predators. The Predators will be sending a sixth-round pick (originally from the Dallas Stars) to Arizona in exchange for the veteran forward.
With less than 48 hours to go until the trade deadline, more and more names keep getting knocked off the board. While the Vancouver Canucks made what could be their biggest addition well ahead of March 8th via the Elias Lindholm trade, that doesn’t mean they’re not done making any further tweaks to their lineup.
The Arizona Coyotes have decided to pull forward Jason Zucker out of tonight’s game in Arizona against the Chicago Blackhawks. According to Coyotes Insider Craig Morgan, Zucker is missing the game for “trade-related reasons” meaning a move out of the desert is imminent.