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From The Office Of A Long And Suffering Buffalo Sabres FansSouthern Calfornia Attention: Terrence Pegula, Owner, Buffalo SabresOne Seymour H. Knox PlazaBuffalo, NY 14203 Dear Terry, I hope this letter finds you well. We write to you today because we … Continue reading →

The Blackhawks pose for a team photo with the Stanley Cup.Getty Images/Charles Krupa The Blackhawks are Stanley Cup champions for the second time in four years. They stunned the Bruins by coming back to win Game Six 3-2 in epic … Continue reading →

On the day the Rangers introduced new coach Alain Vigneault, it looks like their former employee has landed on his feet in Vancouver. According to multiple reports, John Tortorella is expected to take over the Canucks replacing Vigneault. Basically, the … Continue reading →

It took a while to start. Once the anticipated press conference did, new Rangers coach Alain Vigneault was introduced by Garden CEO Jim Dolan and Team President and General Manager Glen Sather. Before the 35th coach in franchise history addressed … Continue reading →

The Rangers off-season has already begun. Team President and GM Glen Sather has replaced John Tortorella. Alain Vigneault will officially be introduced as the new coach tomorrow at Radio City. He’ll become the 34th coach in franchise history. The 52-year … Continue reading →

After being passed up to coach the Rangers, Mark Messier isn’t sure of his future. Neither is general manager Glen Sather. “I don’t really know what Mark is going to do,” Sather told New York Post’s Larry Brooks. “He was very … Continue reading →

Seabrook Wins It: Overtime hero Brent Seabrook is greeted by happy teammates after his goal squared the Original Six series 2-2.Getty Images/Elise Amendola When the puck came to Brent Seabrook, he shot and was rewarded driving the Blackhawks to a … Continue reading →

The Rangers reached agreement with coach Alain Vigneault. It’s reportedly five years, $10 million. That’s rich. The former Canucks bench boss earned $1.8 million this past season. Reaction: Five years is an awfully long time for any coach. Even one … Continue reading →

Mark Streit is officially a Flyer. The former Islander captain reached agreement on a four-year deal. Terms haven’t been released yet due to the club being over the cap. Updating the contract, TSN’s Darren Dreger says it’s rumored to be … Continue reading →