The United by Hockey Mobile Museum, which celebrates hockey's trailblazers, changemakers and business leaders spanning multiple underrepresented and multicultural demographics, will make a tour stop in Buffalo on May 18. 

Fans can visit the museum Thursday from 1 p.m. until 7 p.m. at the Buffalo Renaissance Foundation Community Center, located at 347 East Ferry Street. 

The Buffalo Sabres, Bills, and Bandits honor and remember the victims of the 5/14 racist attack in Buffalo. "We Remember" by Buffalo's first poet laureate Jillian Hanesworth is performed here by Hanesworth, Sabres forward Alex Tuch, Bills offensive tackle Dion Dawkins, and Bandits forward Dhane Smith.

We encourage our community and beyond to continue to stop hate, end racism, and choose love. 

The final round of voting for the 2022-23 Rick Martin Memorial Award is now live. 

The finalists for the "The Rico," which is presented annually to the player fans believe best embodies what it means to be a Buffalo Sabre, (in alphabetical order) are:

• Rasmus Dahlin
• Kyle Okposo
• Alex Tuch

Click here to vote now.

For this season's Military Appreciation Night presented by New Wave Energy, the Buffalo Sabres will recognize Western New Yorkers who have dedicated their lives to serving and protecting others during pregame warmups. 

Tonight, players will wear custom military jerseys featuring the names of local military members and veterans on the back. The jerseys will be gifted to each service member during the game. 

Wamups begin at 6:29 p.m. prior to tonight's game against the New Jersey Devils at KeyBank Center. Faceoff is at 7. Tickets are on sale now.

For more on the night, click here.

The Sabres will offer special recognition during the game to Air Force veteran Sondra Lee Ramos and the family of the late Nicholas Warden. 

The Buffalo Sabres are proud to host their annual Military Appreciation Night in partnership with New Wave Energy on Friday. 

The night is dedicated to honoring both current and former members of our nation's armed forces and will feature several tributes throughout the night. Faceoff against the New Jersey Devils is set for 7 p.m. at KeyBank Center. Tickets are on sale now.

During warmups, Sabres players will wear special military-themed jerseys featuring the names of local veterans or active service members on the back and will use commemorative Military Appreciation pucks. The jerseys will not be auctioned off, but instead given to the serviceman or servicewoman who is being honored with their name on the jersey. 

Each of those 25 military members will also receive four tickets to Friday's game and will be gifted with the jersey after warmups.

After raising over $2.2 million to benefit Western New York charities over the last two years of Give 716, the Buffalo Bills and Buffalo Sabres announced that the initiative will return for a third year this summer.

Buffalo's Give 716 in 2023 will begin at 7:16 p.m. on Sunday, July 16 and run through 7:16 a.m. on Tuesday, July 18. Registration is now open for all local charities who wish to be a part of the event. 

To register a Western New York charity for Give716, visit Give716.org.

The Buffalo Sabres are once again partnering with Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center and their Bald for Bucks initiative throughout the month of March to raise funds for critical cancer research and patient-care programs.

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As part of the effort, the Sabres and Roswell Park have released a limited-edition Bald for Bucks T-shirt. Donors who contribute $50 or more will receive the T-shirt.

Sabres studio analyst Martin Biron and play-by-play announcer Dan Dunleavy will be shaving their heads as part of the campaign.

The Buffalo Sabres are proud to celebrate the start of Black History Month by hosting the first-ever Choose Love Night, putting a spotlight on the Black community and local Black-owned businesses, during their game on February 1 against the Carolina Hurricanes.

The Sabres are committed to using their platform and resources to bridge gaps and create positive change in our community while making the sport of hockey more inclusive and welcoming for all. 

Through our work to stop hate and end racism by choosing love, the organization strives to make choices every day that will help defeat hatred and prejudice wherever they exist.

Tickets to the game are on sale now.

Newly minted Buffalo Sabres Hall of Famer Ryan Miller will drop the puck in a ceremonial faceoff on Saturday before the Sabres' game against the Anaheim Ducks. 

Tickets are on sale now with limited inventory starting at just $20. Pregame coverage on MSG starts at noon with the game kicking off at 12:30. 

For the first time, fans will see Miller's No. 30 banner in its permanent location, hanging next to Rick Jeanneret's in the KeyBank Center rafters.

Miller and Jeanneret will both be on the broadcast that day. RJ will join Brian Duff and Martin Biron during the pregame show and Miller will stop by the set during the first intermisison.

The Sabres will also celebrate young hockey players around Western New York and Southern Ontario during Youth Hockey Day festivities.

The Buffalo Sabres are proud to partner with Seneca Resorts and Casinos for Native American Heritage Night on Sunday when the Sabres host the San Jose Sharks at KeyBank Center.

The night will support Native American groups in Western New York while honoring their history in the area.

Faceoff is set for 7 p.m. on MSG and WGR 550. Pregame coverage on MSG begins at 6:30. Tickets are on sale now.