Buffalo Sabres Hit Embarrassing New Low, Ticket Prices Hit $4

For the better part of the last 15 years, the Buffalo Sabres have been one of, if not the worst team in the entire National Hockey League, and it's getting to the point of frustration for the league that they can't seem to turn things around.

While they've got a very talented young core, the depth of talent simply isn't there, and even though fans have optimism heading into the 2025/26 season, it's going to be tough in a brutal Atlantic Division.

Tickets around the NHL have been red-hot in recent years, with some teams charging massive amounts of money to get in the door, but now, a report shows how dire things are in Buffalo.

A recent report has now revealed that some tickets in Buffalo are going for as cheap as $4 just three games into the new season, but with the team sitting at 0-3-0 after being outscored 10-2 in those games, it's easy to see why fans are frustrated and don't want to attend games.

Sure, the Sabres have Tage Thompson, Alex Tuch, Rasmus Dahlin and some exciting young prospects, but with owner Terry Pegula running the franchise into the ground, there's no reason for hope at this point in time.

Against a great opponent, $4 is an absolute bargain for fans, either Sabres fans or fans of their opposing team, but given that the new season is just a week old, seeing ticket prices at this level is something that must bring the NHL even more frustration.