Ted Nolan is one of the most popular coaches in Buffalo Sabres history, leading the club in two separate stints from 1995 to 1997 and from 2013 to 2015, coaching the NY Islanders, along with the ...

Former Buffalo Sabres coach Ted Nolan will receive Canada's Order of Sport Award in October, and will be inducted into Canada ...

In 1997, Ted Nolan won the Jack Adams Award as Coach of the Year. But the Buffalo Sabres decided they didn’t want him to return as their head coach.

It was Nolan’s second stint in Buffalo after he spent two seasons with the Sabres and was the NHL’s coach of the year in 1997. This time, he took over a rebuilding team that went 23-51-8 this ...

It was a short, but interesting time...On Wednesday, the Buffalo Sabres made a major organizational shakeup by firing GM Darcy Regier and head coach Ron Rolston, bringing aboard new president of ...

The Buffalo Sabres fired coach Ted Nolan after he led the Sabres to the worst record in the NHL at 23-51-8, the team announced Sunday. Nolan was in his first full season after taking over the team ...

This time around, Ted Nolan isn’t going anywhere. The Buffalo Sabres announced they’ve dropped the interim tag and signed Nolan to be the official head coach of the team. “We are very happy to get ...

The Sabres and Ted Nolan have agreed to a contract extension, the team announced Monday. By Evan Hilbert Mar 31, 2014 at 6:05 am ET • 1 min read ...

The team announced Sunday that it fired head coach Ted Nolan after the team amassed 54 points and just 23 victories. Nolan just wrapped up the second year of his second tenure with the organization.

BUFFALO, N.Y. -- Two last-place finishes and an imperfect working relationship led Sabres general manager Tim Murray to the conclusion to fire coach Ted Nolan on Sunday. The decision was made ...

Nolan and his players were the anti-tankers. The Sabres looked too good at times, and Murray traded away goaltender Jhonas Enroth, who had played very well, too well we can guess.

Instead, Nolan has his team well over .500, not far off the lead in the Atlantic division. It's a good Christmas for Ted Nolan, now that he's back where he deserves to be.