The Geneseo Ice Knights traveled to the Tuttle North Ice Arena on Saturday Feb. 22 for their final game of the regular season to face off against the SUNY Brockport Golden Eagles. Geneseo came away from the high-scoring affair with a 6-4 victory to round out their season right before playoffs.

The Buffalo Sabres fanbase has begun to show signs of legitimate frustration with the organization’s product both on and off the ice, as the team’s early struggles have continued deeper into the 2019-20 season. 

The Buffalo Sabres returned from their European trip to face the Carolina Hurricanes, the Ottawa Senators and the Chicago Blackhawks, hoping to rebound from a bitter weekend in Sweden that included back-to-back defeats to the Tampa Bay Lightning. The first matchup against the Canes showed promise despite an overtime loss, with goals coming from debutante center Curtis Lazar and left-wing Johan Larsson, showcasing some of the potential scoring depth the Sabres have needed so badly in recent weeks.

The Buffalo Sabres’ first NHL Global Series since 2011 took them to Stockholm, Sweden for a pair of games against the Tampa Bay Lightning over the weekend of Nov. 8 and 9. Both contests ended in defeat for the young squad. Despite great performances from centers Sam Reinhart and Jack Eichel, the Sabres found themselves unable to create scoring chances from the depth chart, scoring five goals over both games and conceding eight.