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Buffalo Sabres

50-23L1#2 seedGB: 4

Head Coach: Lindy Ruff

The Buffalo Sabres are 50-23 (.685) in the National Hockey League Eastern Conference, ranked #2 seed. A dominant campaign with a 26-10-5 home record and 24-13-4 on the road. Currently on a 1-game losing streak, with a 6-3-1, 0 PTS record over the last 10 games. In a solid playoff spot, 6 games above the cutline (PPI: 2.3). 38-man roster under head coach Lindy Ruff, including 13 defenses, 12 centers, 5 left wings.

Win %

.685

Home

26-10-5

Away

24-13-4

Last 10

6-3-1, 0 PTS

Streak

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Final record:50-23

Win %:.685

Home:26-10-5

Away:24-13-4

Seed:#2

2.3

Playoff Pressure Index

Low

Buffalo Sabres are in a playoff spot with moderate cushion. Current form keeps them safe but the margin isn't commanding.

6 above cutline

GB: 4

Games Back

0.0/3.0

Recent Form (L10)

0.3/2.0

Streak Momentum

1.0/2.0

Seed Proximity

0.0/2.0

Conference Congestion

1.0/1.0

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Season Analysis

Through 73 games this season, the Buffalo Sabres have posted a 50-23 record, good for a .685 winning percentage. This places them as a strong team in the Eastern Conference, currently holding the #2 seed. They sit 4 games back from the top spot in their conference.

The Sabres show a balanced performance across venues with a 26-10-5 record at home and 24-13-4 away. This consistency suggests a well-rounded team that doesn't rely heavily on home-court advantage to compete.

The Sabres have been steady recently, posting a 6-3-1, 0 PTS mark over their last 10 games with a 1-game losing streak. This puts them in the middle of the pack in terms of current form across the NHL.

The Sabres are in a solid playoff position with a Pressure Index of just 2.3, meaning they have room to manage their roster and rest key players. For fans, this means the team can focus on building chemistry and preparing for postseason play rather than scrambling for wins.

Roster

38 players · 2025-26 season

Center

#10Sam Carrick

C · 6' 0" · 202 lbs · 34y

#44Josh Dunne

C · 6' 4" · 210 lbs · 27y

#45Riley Fiddler-Schultz

C · 6' 0" · 201 lbs · 24y

#94Konsta Helenius

C · 5' 11" · 189 lbs · 20y

#48Tyson Kozak

C · 5' 11" · 185 lbs · 23y

#19Peyton Krebs

C · 6' 0" · 188 lbs · 25y

#20Jiri Kulich

C · 6' 1" · 193 lbs · 22y

Injured Reserve

#71Ryan McLeod

C · 6' 3" · 204 lbs · 26y

#9Josh Norris

C · 6' 2" · 196 lbs · 27y

#86Noah Ostlund

C · 5' 10" · 164 lbs · 22y

Out

#72Tage Thompson

C · 6' 6" · 220 lbs · 28y

#92Anton Wahlberg

C · 6' 3" · 192 lbs · 20y

Left Wing

#6Zach Benson

LW · 5' 10" · 177 lbs · 21y

#12Jordan Greenway

LW · 6' 6" · 231 lbs · 29y

#29Beck Malenstyn

LW · 6' 3" · 209 lbs · 28y

#70Tanner Pearson

LW · 6' 1" · 207 lbs · 33y

#17Jason Zucker

LW · 5' 11" · 198 lbs · 34y

Right Wing

#15Justin Danforth

RW · 5' 8" · 193 lbs · 33y

Injured Reserve

#91Josh Doan

RW · 6' 2" · 198 lbs · 24y

#22Jack Quinn

RW · 6' 1" · 185 lbs · 24y

#89Alex Tuch

RW · 6' 4" · 219 lbs · 30y

Defense

#4Bowen Byram

D · 6' 1" · 205 lbs · 24y

#26Rasmus Dahlin

D · 6' 3" · 204 lbs · 26y

#33Ryan Johnson

D · 6' 1" · 195 lbs · 24y

#8Michael Kesselring

D · 6' 5" · 215 lbs · 26y

#76Vsevolod Komarov

D · 6' 2" · 182 lbs · 22y

#Artem Kriukov

D · 6' 4" · 193 lbs · 44y

#73Zach Metsa

D · 5' 9" · 180 lbs · 27y

#57Radim Mrtka

D · 6' 6" · 218 lbs · 19y

#25Owen Power

D · 6' 6" · 226 lbs · 23y

#23Mattias Samuelsson

D · 6' 4" · 229 lbs · 26y

#5Luke Schenn

D · 6' 2" · 225 lbs · 36y

#64Logan Stanley

D · 6' 7" · 231 lbs · 28y

#21Conor Timmins

D · 6' 3" · 213 lbs · 27y

Goaltender

#92Colten Ellis

G · 6' 1" · 185 lbs · 25y

#27Devon Levi

G · 6' 0" · 192 lbs · 24y

#1Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen

G · 6' 5" · 223 lbs · 27y

#34Alex Lyon

G · 6' 1" · 199 lbs · 33y

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