The Hurricanes welcomed Sabres' color commentator Rob Ray back to ice level with a gift of bubble wrap after he was hit in the face by a puck.

Buffalo Sabres rinkside reporter Rob Ray, who was hit by a puck last season, later showed off the "golf ball"-sized bump above his eyebrows.

Buffalo Sabres color commentator Rob Ray didn't let a puck to the face keep him from doing his job. During Saturday evening's Buffalo home game against the New York Rangers, Ray took a puck to the ...

About the only pain they managed to inflict was to Buffalo broadcaster — and ex-Sabres enforcer — Rob Ray, who got hit in the head with an errant puck from Rangers defenseman Will Borgen.

Buffalo Sabres broadcaster Rob Ray didn't miss a beat after being stuck in the face with a deflected puck during Saturday's game against the New York Rangers.

If Buffalo Sabres analyst Rob Ray was going to get hit by another puck during Tuesday’s game, it was going to have to be an errant puck. A very errant puck. During Saturday’s game between the ...

That said, we doubt the day went according to plan for Sabres analyst Rob Ray. Buffalo scored late in the first period to take a 4-0 lead. The Rangers controlled the ensuing face-off and New York ...

The Sabres' doctors leaned over into the space ... most penalty minutes in NHL history (3,207), and there is even a Rob Ray rule related to his fighting style. When Ray would drop the gloves ...

Retired NHL star Rob Ray should probably dig his old helmet out of storage if he’s going to continue serving as a rinkside reporter. The 56-year-old former Buffalo Sabres winger was working the ...

The Carolina Hurricanes made a gesture of good faith to long-time Buffalo Sabres color commentator Rob Ray ahead of his return to ice level for Thursday night's game. Over the weekend, Ray was hit ...