Like any team when a decision-maker gets fired, the Buffalo Sabres recognize they’re somewhat culpable for Monday’s move, which saw Jarmo Kekäläinen replace Kevyn Adams as general manager. The Sabres,

Wednesday was not an ordinary practice day for the Sabres in the wake of the organization's management shakeup.

New Buffalo Sabres general manager Jarmo Kekalainen used his first media session on Tuesday to outline the expectations for the franchise. The Sabres have not reached the Stanley Cup Playoffs since 2011, and they enter Thursday’s game against the Philadelphia Flyers at 14–14–4, last in the Eastern Conference.

Reports say that Buffalo Sabres' Alex Tuch wants a bigger contract than Los Angeles Kings star Adrian Kempe. But, in comparison, does Tuch deserve to overtake Kempe financially?

But replacing Lindy Ruff may be the next major move, without gutting the roster. Ruff is in his second go-around with the Sabres. His first stint came from 1998 to 2013. During that time, the Sabres made the Stanley Cup Final. It was also under Ruff’s first tenure that Buffalo last made the playoffs.

Jarmo Kekalainen's message to and about the Buffalo Sabres on his first full day as general manager of the Buffalo Sabres was on point, NHL Network analyst E.J. Hradek said on this week's episode of the "NHL @TheRink" podcast.

Jarmo Kekalainen has already started making his first big move as the general manager of the Buffalo Sabres. With the franchise coming off a long play

Jarmo Kekalainen's tenure as general manager of the Sabres is going to have a rocky beginning, thanks to the mess Kevyn Adams left behind.