Inside the NHL: What does Vancouver's trade of J.T. Miller mean for Sabres' bid for Elias Pettersson?
If you're going to acquire Pettersson and instantly make him the highest-paid player in franchise history at $11.6 million per season through 2031-32, you darn well better know what you're getting, Mike Harrington writes.
Elias Pettersson struggled during the postseason, and his struggles continue in 2024-25. Recently, NHL insider Elliotte Friedman floated an interesting trade idea involving the Buffalo Sabres.
The Sabres will have plenty of salary-cap space to sign players. The question is whether GM Kevyn Adams will use it.
The Canucks and Sabres find themselves in the midst of mediocrity and disarray, but they're used to it, since they've spent ...
The Vancouver Canucks are exploring trade options for Buffalo Sabres center Dylan Cozens as they seek to fill the void left ...
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