BUFFALO – It can be hard to argue with the philosophy that has helped the Sabres quickly morph into a playoff contender.
For two years, general manager Kevyn Adams has stuck to his plan, refusing to make any moves that might jeopardize the Sabres’ long-term future. He has trusted his young talent, and they’ve rewarded him by becoming one of the NHL’s slickest young teams.
In rising up the standings and arriving ahead of schedule, ... Read the full article