Buffalo Sabres News
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Madison Square Garden Co., the sports and entertainment company that owns the New York Knicks and Rangers, rose to a record high after earnings topped estimates and a playoff run by both teams brings a surge in ticket sales.
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The Winnipeg Jets pulled within one point of the New York Rangers and Ottawa Senators for the final two playoff spots in the National Hockey League’s Eastern Conference by defeating the Buffalo Sabres 2-1.
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The New York Rangers scored three goals in the final 78 seconds of the first period and went on to an 8-4 National Hockey League win at the Buffalo Sabres that tightened their grip on a playoff spot.
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After respectfully observing a pregame moment of silence to honor the victims of the Boston Marathon bombings, Bruins fans last night showed their defiance by loudly singing the national anthem before chanting “U-S-A” as sports returned to the city.
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Ticket holders at the New York Knicks’ game last night were greeted with tighter security at the National Basketball Association team’s first home game since the deadly Boston Marathon bombings.
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The Pittsburgh Penguins’ streak ended at 15 wins, two shy of their own National Hockey League record, in their first game without injured captain Sidney Crosby, who is out indefinitely with a broken jaw.
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The Buffalo Sabres fired Lindy Ruff, the National Hockey League’s longest-tenured coach.
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Sidney Crosby, who has collected a National Hockey League-high 56 points this season while leading the Pittsburgh Penguins to the league’s best record, is out indefinitely with a broken jaw.
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The Pittsburgh Penguins capped the first perfect month in National Hockey League history with a 2-0 victory over the New York Islanders, extending their winning streak to 15 games, two shy of their own league record.
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The Buffalo Sabres reached a sales agreement with billionaire Terry Pegula. The sale must stil be approved by the National Hockey League, the team said in a news release.
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