The 2010-11 Buffalo Sabres season was marked by a solid regular season performance, finishing 42 wins shy of 50 with a 29 loss mark. Their 10 overtime/shootout losses were scattered throughout the season, including a 5 shootout wins record. As they navigated their 82 game schedule, the Sabres accumulated a 22 home win record and a 14 road loss record. The team relied heavily on one Ryan Miller, who provided a strong presence in the crease. The Sabres' roster underwent significant changes, but key contributors helped drive the team's 47 win total. Their season ultimately concluded in the first round of the playoffs, where they fell to the Philadelphia Flyers. Despite this, the Sabres demonstrated consistent growth and improvement throughout the season.
Last year's division champions are looking for a repeat performance this season. The roster is somewhat retooled, and by bringing back the key pieces, they seem ready for the challenge...
bleacherreport.comWith the Buffalo Sabres' playoff drought approaching 10 years, it seems fitting to look back at the last team to make it to the postseason.
thehockeywriters.comComplete details of the the 2010-2011 Buffalo hockey season, including full game log and playoff results.
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