Buffalo Sabres color commentator Rob Ray didn't let a puck to the face keep him from doing his job. During Saturday evening's ...

The most recent Sabres Hall of Fame inductee showed off his trademark toughness when an errant puck smacked Rob Ray in the ...

That was the scene Saturday afternoon when Ray -- who spent 14 years as an enforcer for the Buffalo Sabres and now does color ...

About the only pain the Rangers managed to inflict on Saturday in a lopsided loss to the Sabres was to Buffalo broadcaster — ...

Rob Ray was placed at ice level to call the game between the two team benches. Late in the first period, a puck went out of ...

The challenge system is great. Called strike three to end the game gets challenged, call gets overturned, game continues, the camera pans to the downtrodden ump, and then the manager walks out to make ...

Fans were more than willing to give Buffalo Sabres rinkside announcer Rob Ray a pass after he dropped an F-bomb during a live NHL game. On Saturday, Ray ...

Former Buffalo Sabres player Rob Ray took plenty of punches during his NHL career, but on Saturday night, it was a flying ...

With just over two minutes left in the first period, a Rangers player hit the puck slightly up in the air only to accidentally hit Ray, standing just outside the rink, in the face. The broadcaster is ...

Nearly two decades ago, one of Rob Ray’s longtime fears as a retired NHL player and president of the Sabres Alumni Association became reality. A former Sabres player needed help. His money was gone.

Buffalo was dominant from the drop of the puck, racing out to a 5-0 first-period lead on its way to an 8-2 win over New York.

Now 56, Ray was selected by Buffalo in the fifth round of the 1988 draft, and played for the Sabres from 1990 to 2002, before closing his career playing parts of two seasons in Ottawa. He became the ...