Former Buffalo Sabres winger and general manager Gerry Meehan has passed away at the age of 79. Meehan was a key figure in the Sabres' organization, playing and working at KeyBank Center, the home of the Sabres in the NHL.
Meehan's career with the Sabres spanned multiple decades, from his playing days to his time as general manager. His contributions to the team and the city of Buffalo will not be forgotten.
"Gerry was a true Sabres legend, and his legacy will live on in the hearts of Buffalo fans".
The Sabres organization has lost a beloved member, and the community is mourning the loss of a hockey icon. Meehan's impact on the team and the city will be remembered for years to come. The student section at KeyBank Center will surely pay their respects to Meehan in the upcoming season.
As the Sabres move forward, they will do so with heavy hearts, remembering the contributions of Gerry Meehan. The team's conference standing and playoff hopes will have to wait, as the focus shifts to honoring the memory of a true Sabres legend.
The community is reacting with an outpouring of support, with alumni on social media sharing their favorite memories of Meehan. The 716 is coming together to celebrate the life and legacy of a true Buffalo sports icon.
The next game at KeyBank Center will surely be an emotional one, as the Sabres take to the ice without Gerry Meehan in their corner. The team will look to honor his memory with a strong performance, and the fans will be there to support them every step of the way.