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Time of India
09-05-2025
- Sport
- Time of India
Buffalo Sabres hire Brian Galivan as director of performance to boost player development
Buffalo Sabres hire Brian Galivan as director of performance to boost player development (Image Source: Getty Images) The Buffalo Sabres made a significant move on Friday, May 9, 2025, by bringing aboard Brian Galivan as the team's new director of performance . Galivan joins the Sabres after six solid years with USA Hockey . He was most recently the director of sports science for the U.S. National Team Development Program. He's currently serving as the performance coach for the U.S. Operation Sindoor PM Modi meets NSA, chiefs of armed forces amid spike in tensions with Pak India's air defence systems shoot down Pak drones in J&K, Punjab & Rajasthan Several airports in India to be closed till May 15 - check list men's national team at the IIHF World Championship. From gold medals to NHL stars Brian Gallivan's reach touches all levels of hockey Brian Galivan was among the most respected strength and conditioning coaches in the hockey world. With his efforts for USA Hockey, he helped lead players from junior ranks to the NHL. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like AI guru Andrew Ng recommends: Read These 5 Books And Turn Your Life Around in 2025 Blinkist: Andrew Ng's Reading List Undo He worked with 84 drafted NHL players and 33 who made it to the NHL. He also served on the training staff for Team USA's gold medal teams at the 2021, 2024, and 2025 IIHF World Junior Championships. Sabres general manager Kevyn Adams applauded Brian Galivan's work and mentioned he's precisely the sort of leader the organization requires. "Brian has been a trusted resource for hockey players from the junior levels through the NHL level for years and as we continue to make changes this offseason, we're lucky to be able to add somebody with such a strong body of work to our organization," Adams stated. Before joining USA Hockey, Brian Galivan started GVN Performance with his wife and brother. The business began in 2008 and expanded to four locations. It became one of the best training centers for Olympic and professional athletes across numerous sports. Brian Galivan employed advanced techniques and emphasized improving every athlete in a smart, safe manner. Sabres look to Brian Gallivan's experience to boost team performance in 2025 and beyond Brian Galivan says he's thrilled to join the Sabres. 'Building the sports science department at NTDP and helping shape the culture there has been an incredibly rewarding experience,' he said. The Sabres are making significant staffing changes in an active offseason, looking to bring themselves closer to reaching playoff success. As Brian Galivan takes over as head of performance, the team hopes his established practices and experience at the sport's highest levels will keep players healthy, strong, and prepared for the extended season to come. Also Read: Eric Staal Returns To Buffalo Sabres As Special Assistant To GM Kevyn Adams
Yahoo
09-05-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Sabres Add USA Hockey's Galivan As Director Of Performance
The Buffalo Sabres earlier this week began a reshuffle of their organization with the hiring of former NHLer Eric Staal as a special assistant to GM Keyvn Adams. On Friday, the changes continued with the hiring of Brian Galivan as the club's Director of Performance. Galivan replaces Ed Gannon, who was let go by the Sabres after 10 years after the season, and comes after serving with USA Hockey and as the director of sports science of the US National Team Development Program. Other Sabres Stories Is Peterka In Prime Position For Big Payday? Sabres Ownership Ranked Worst In NHL By Survey In The Athletic Sabres Facing An Off-Season Of Change 'Brian has been a trusted resource for hockey players from the junior levels through the NHL level for years and as we continue to make changes this offseason, we're lucky to be able to add somebody with such a strong body of work to our organization,' General Manager Kevyn Adams said in a press release. 'Brian has be en known around the hockey world for years as one of the preeminent strength coaches in the world. Our players will benefit from his vast experience and wealth of knowledge, and I know he will be a tremendous asset for the Sabres.' The Sabres are hoping that Galivan can bring an improvement in the club's overall strength and conditioning, as a number of players have encountered lingering injuries, and those absences have contributed to their inability to snap a league record 14-year playoff drought. Galivan marks another connection between the team and USA Hockey, which includes assistant coach Seth Appert and Director of Pro Scouting Jeremiah Crowe. 'I am excited to join the Buffalo Sabres and bring my experience to this incredible organization,' Galivan said. 'Building the sports science department at NTDP and helping shape the culture there has been an incredibly rewarding experience. I'm eager to bring my experiences and I look forward to working with the players and staff to continue elevating the team's performance.' Follow Michael on X, Instagram, and Bluesky @MikeInBuffalo
