A day after completing a two-game series against the Buffalo Sabres in KeyBank Center, the New Jersey Devils have had their training facility in Newark shut down by the NHL because of a Covid-19 outbreak.

The Sabres had their next four games postponed Tuesday by the NHL, seemingly as a result of a major outbreak of Covid-19 among the New Jersey Devils.

Here's a rundown of some key questions and answers surrounding the Buffalo Sabres, whose season was put on pause Tuesday by the NHL.

Previously the Sabres’ primary logo from 1996-2006, the “goat head” will be featured this season on each shoulder of the team’s reverse retro jersey.

Rasmus Ristolainen’s postgame analysis was blunt.

"What we saw Sunday in KeyBank Center was a mess. The knee-jerk reaction would be to try to blame goalie Carter Hutton for it. Too easy," writes Mike Harrington.

Mittelstadt was impressive in his return to the lineup, logging 10:40 of ice time while skating on a line with Curtis Lazar and Riley Sheahan.

Buffalo (4-4-2) had earned points in six of its previous games and is now 0-4-1 when trailing after the second period this season.

Though the roster is unquestionably more talented than a year ago, Ralph Krueger is still discovering how to build a lineup that will produce consistently at 5-on-5.

Hall, whose seven points through eight games rank second on the Sabres, skated on a line in practice Friday with Eric Staal and Dylan Cozens.

Local sporting good stores in Dylan Cozens' hometown of Whitehorse, Yukon, have sold out of Sabres merchandise. Kids around the city routinely wear Cozens’ jersey, and Sabres games are mandatory viewing there.

Through Friday's games. Preseason rankings in parentheses.

Everything in this season is odd, but everything should be evaluated closely to see what can be kept going forward, Mike Harrington says.

The quest for an elusive Stanley Cup has never left Lindy Ruff's mind. He has a long road to get there with the New Jersey Devils, but he's just grateful to at least have the chance.