“You don't want to see a guy take a chop like that at somebody else,” Sabres coach Lindy Ruff said after the game

When Lindy Ruff was let go by the New Jersey Devils in March 2024, he didn’t immediately think about his future as an NHL coach. Instead, the 66-year-old jokes, his mind jumped to all the springtime chores and yardwork ahead of him.

Buffalo Sabres head coach Lindy Ruff spoke out about the pressure involved in his team's upcoming Game 6 with the Boston Bruins.

In the Sabres’ first attempt to eliminate the Boston Bruins, coach Lindy Ruff said he sensed some nerves in his players. Remember, 13 Sabres have made their debuts in the Stanley Cup Playoffs during their first-round series.

A seven-game playoff series can be a chess match between coaches, and this one is off to an entertaining start.

That’s the mantra that coach Lindy Ruff has used throughout this season to keep the Buffalo Sabres focused on the task at hand: one more win. The next win. It’s a mindset still being embraced by the Sabres right now,

Sabres head coach Lindy Ruff says "we've got to embrace the opportunity we've got in front of us" ahead of Game 6 in Boston.

Noah Ostlund left early in the Buffalo Sabres' 2-1 overtime loss to the Boston Bruins in Game 5 on Tuesday night.