
Get 2 Know Buffalo Sabres head coach Don Granato
“It’s okay to show vulnerability… I don’t know everything,” Sabres coach Don Granato told Julianne Pelusi talking about hit show Ted Lasso.
“It’s okay to show vulnerability… I don’t know everything,” Sabres coach Don Granato told Julianne Pelusi talking about hit show Ted Lasso.
A lot has changed since the Sabres last faced the Tampa Bay Lightning on Dec. 31, 2019.
Having both piloted the same junior franchise to a championship, Sabres coach Don Granato and Jon Cooper, his counterpart with the Tampa Bay Lightning, are part of a small fraternity.
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Don Granato will have a familiar person to lean on for advice in difficult times this season.
Buffalo Sabres coach Don Granato is embracing his “Donny Meatballs” nickname by having it splashed on a T-shirt to raise money for the nonprofit organization Mental Health America.
Buffalo Sabres head coach Don Granato is originally from suburban Chicago, but spent a memorable year in Minnesota high school hockey, winning the 1986 state title at Burnsville. At the USA Hockey coaches symposium in Duluth, he talked with Jess Myers of The Rink Live about his path to being a NHL coach.
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By Don Granato’s count, he coached just 12 practices after taking over the Sabres. The players were usually half-gassed after playing the night before in a condensed schedule, so they weren’t long practices, either.
Granato was introduced during a press conference on Thursday
Don Granato is staying with the Buffalo Sabres as the 20th head coach in franchise history, the culmination of a decorated coaching career that has spanned three decades and various levels of hockey. Here are five things to know about the Sabres coach.
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