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Jane McNally

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Writing Intern @buffalosabres ✍️ | College hockey reporter @chnews | Editor @theicegarden | Always @cornellsun | Washed up D1 athlete | Cornell ’26

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Camp notebook | Power-play notes, Danforth’s debut and more

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By Jane McNally
| NHL.com Verified
Notes from Monday's session at KeyBank Center. September 21, 2026 When Lindy Ruff and Seth Appert say they spent time this summer working through the power play, believe them. Hours upon hours were spent analyzing film, dissecting opponents’ man advantages and sifting through the numbers. In the process, Appert – who largely spearheads the power-play group – and Ruff involved Buffalo’s analytics department, which gave the coaches a report that was comprehensive, to say the least.
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Observations from Sabres’ Blue & Gold Scrimmage

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By Justin Alpert, Jane McNally
| NHL.com Verified
Notes on Zellweger, Kulich, Quinn, others from Saturday’s intrasquad action. September 19, 2026 Buffalo got its first look at the 2026-27 Sabres with Saturday’s Blue & Gold Scrimmage, which split up the NHL roster plus a handful of AHL players for some intrasquad game action. Team Gold beat Team Blue, 3-1. Noah Ostlund, Mattias Samuelsson and Jack Quinn scored for Gold, Beck Malenstyn for Blue. Tage Thompson, Josh Norris, Josh Doan and Rasmus Dahlin added goals in a postgame shootout.
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‘I wanted to be here for a long time’ | Benson discusses contract, winning in Buffalo

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By Jane McNally
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Long-term contracts affirm Sabres' commitment to young core. September 17, 2026 Zach Benson’s life has changed quite a bit in the last 12 months. The 21-year-old forward seemingly blossomed into a household name overnight. That’s in large part due to his clutch performance in the Sabres’ inspiring Stanley Cup Playoff run, posting five goals and nine points in 13 games after a 13-30–43 line in the regular season.
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