Sharpen Up: November 28, 2016

You probably have 90 tabs open as you shop for online deals so thanks for making Sharpen Up one of them. If you missed us over the weekend, don't worry, we'll get you caught up.
Here's what you need to know.

Coming off a 3-1 loss in Washington on Friday, the Sabres returned to the ice on Sunday for practice at HarborCenter. Jack Eichel once again skated with the team as he continues to recover from that high-ankle sprain sustained the day before the season opener.

"I think we're day-to-day," Dan Bylsma said. "I'd like him to practice another 20 times. Jack's just really taking it day-by-day with his recovery and where he's at with his progression."
Buffalo will practice today and then head out for Ottawa. They'll play the Senators tomorrow night at Canadian Tire Centre at 7:30 p.m.

World Junior Championship

Ticket packages for the 2018 IIHF World Junior Championship here in Buffalo go on sale today. If you want to be at New Era Field for the outdoor game between Team USA and Canada on Dec. 29, 2017, having a ticket package is the only way to guarantee your seat.
Click here for more details.

Find yourself

Were you at Wednesday's game? We worked with KeyBank on taking a 360-degree fan Gigapixel. Check out the photo here and tag yourself for a chance to win great prizes, courtesy of KeyBank.

I'm clearly on my phone so I doubt you look much worse.

Cyber Monday

One of your 90 shopping tabs should also have Shop.OneBuffalo.com up. We've got some great deals there throughout the day.

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On tap today

Stay tuned for practice coverage today as Jourdon LaBarber will write up the newest edition of the Ice Level Practice Report. Brian Duff has your Sabres In :90 video piece and then they'll be on their way to Ottawa with Dan Dunleavy, Rob Ray, Brad May and our esteemed broadcast team for tomorrow's game.
Check back in a little bit for Kris Baker's weekly Sabres Prospects Report as well. The kids are doing A-OK.