Bill Hoppe is a local journalist based in Niagara Falls, New York. He writes for publications such as the Niagara Gazette and Olean Times Herald, covering local sports news, particularly focusing on the Buffalo Sabres hockey team. Bill's articles provide in-depth analysis, player interviews, and updates on team performance and roster changes.
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Bill Hoppe's articles are heavily focused on local ice hockey team Buffalo Sabres, with an emphasis on player performances, injuries, and lineup changes. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing insights or commentary about the Buffalo Sabres' performance, individual player analysis, updates on injuries or trades within the team. Additionally, offering expert opinions from coaches or sports analysts regarding the team's strategies and game outcomes could be valuable for his coverage. Given his focus on local events in Niagara Falls and New York, pitches related to these specific areas would likely garner more interest from Bill Hoppe.
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ROCHESTER – What Sabres prospect Isak Rosen had heard about returning to the AHL following his first recall to the NHL turned out to be true.
BUFFALO — It stinks, Sabres defenseman Rasmus Dahlin said, using a stronger word to describe his feelings. His close friend, center Casey Mittelstadt, is gone, having been traded to the
DETROIT – Finally, nine months later, Sabres winger Victor Olofsson can settle in and enjoy what will almost certainly be his final days in Buffalo.
ROCHESTER – Three months ago, when Buffalo Sabres prospect Jiri Kulich left to captain Team Czechia at the World Junior Championship, the Americans believed the reward outweighed any risk.
By: Bill Hoppe
BUFFALO – By hockey standards, Jeff Skinner is a bit old. In the modern NHL, 31 has become an advanced age. That’s what makes the veteran winger, who’s expected to
BUFFALO – Following a torrid start – three goals and four points in his first three games – Sabres newcomer Bowen Byram has understandably cooled off.
BUFFALO – When Sabres winger Jack Quinn made a fast impact upon his return from a torn Achilles in mid-December, he had been skating for two months.
BUFFALO – In experiencing the highs and lows of a disappointing season in which he and the Sabres have sometimes struggled, winger Alex Tuch has found what he called a
Rick Dudley is a hockey lifer, having played, coached or worked in the front office for an NHL or pro team every season since 1969-70.
The Buffalo Sabres will be hosting five teams at the Prospects Challenge rookie tournament from Sept. 13 to 16 at LECOM Harborcenter, the team announced Tuesday.
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