Erik Brady

TV footage recently resurfaced about Donald Trump's ties to Jeffrey Epstein showed footage from a 1992 party where cheerleaders from the Buffalo Bills and Miami Dolphins were present at Trump's Florida club and estate.

"Everyone asks me how I do it," 110-year-old Burd Sisler said. "It's not hard. All you have to do is keep living." It's a laugh line he uses a lot.

The first move to red was made for the benefit of a Bills quarterback from an earlier era.

Former Bills player Ed Rutkowski figures it makes sense that players have cautionary clauses in their contracts now. "They pay these guys millions," he says. "They only paid us thousands."

Dryden had spent his hockey life stopping goals – and in his political life, he wanted to achieve a huge goal: national child care in Canada.

Bruce Beyer, who died in 2019 at age 70, was one of Buffalo's best-known draft resisters of the Vietnam War era. He didn't learn that his birth father was once a big-league ballplayer until he took a DNA test in 2016.

Tim Murphy was there when the U.S. made history when it stunned the Soviet Union at Lake Placid during the 1980 Winter Olympics. And then he made history of his own as Buster Bison.

Mike Vaccaro, the renowned sports columnist with strong ties to St. Bonaventure University, is promoting his new book about George Steinbrenner.

Terry Crisp won Stanley Cup rings as a player and coach but still pines for one that got away. That would be his 1970 Buffalo Bisons Calder Cup ring. He

Fred Crawford, who played on the first St. Bonaventure basketball team to make the NCAA Tournament in 1961, will receive an honorary doctorate this weekend.