Loading ...Sabres 101 is the Buffalo Sabres section of Sports Media 101. We obsess over your favorite sports team so you don't have to! Sabres 101 is committed to bringing up-to-date sports coverage for Sabres fans everywhere.
Readers of Sabres 101 can expect the latest news, game reviews, and opinions. Readers can also comment on the articles written by our writers and interact with other Sabres fans. For fans all over the world, Sabres 101 is the key to all of your Buffalo Sabres hockey coverage.
About the Authors
Paul Lane
Editor Paul Lane has worked as a professional journalist in Western New York since graduating from Syracuse University with a journalism degree in 2000. He's covered events of all kinds at all levels for Niagara Frontier Publications, the Tonawanda News, Niagara Gazette, Buffalo News and New York Times. A born and raised Buffalonian, he's also seen the Sabres through the best of times and the worst of times (that's right - it really WAS no goal).
Anthony Custode Jr
Writer Anthony Custode Jr. has a journalism degree from Buffalo State College. He worked as an intern at the Night and Day, a weekly publication found in the Greater Niagara Newspapers, as well as for those papers' features sections. An avid Buffalo sports follower, Anthony created and ran a Buffalo sports blog called All Pro Pulse for one year.
Mike Matisz
Writer Mike Matisz has a degree in journalism from Buffalo State College. Since then, he has written for Bee Group Newspapers, a set of weekly newspapers in Western New York, examiner.com as a Buffalo Bills reporter, and allpropulse.com as a sports writer. A die-hard Buffalonian, Mike has a passion for all professional sports, but mostly his beloved Sabres. With a knack for sports history, Mike's favorite stories tie the past and the present.
Paul McCarthy
Writer Paul McCarthy has been a Sabres fan since the first puck was dropped in 1970. He has personally witnessed some of the greatest moments in franchise history, including the Sabres 12-6 rout of the Soviet Wings in 1976, Gil Perreault's 500th goal in 1986, and Pat LaFontaine's ceremonial Last Goal after the team's last game in The Aud in 1996. He has also been a contributing writer for "Sports and Leisure Magazine."