Adam Mair (Lou Capozzola, USA TODAY Images) [https://deweb-519a7.b-cdn.net/post-images/826c4d4b-e17c-4370-b89f-1c661ba80fb9.jpeg] Adam Mair (Lou Capozzola, USA TODAY Images) Approximately one month after he was arrested for allegedly driving while intoxicated outside of Rochester, N.Y., Buffalo Sabres [http://thn.com/buffalo] director of player development and former NHL player Adam Mair was no longer working for the team, the Sabres said Friday [https://www.wivb.com/sports/buffalo-sabres/adam-mair-out-as-sabres-director-of-player-development/]. Mair had been on administrative leave from the Sabres after he was arrested Sept. 4. Mair was charged with violating "Leandra’s Law" -- a New York state initiative that toughens penalties for driving while intoxicated or impaired by drugs with a passenger 15 years old or younger -- for having three juvenile passengers in his vehicle during the arrest. "The Big Show" Mair had been serving as Buffalo's director of player development since the 2021-22 season. Prior to that, he 46-year-old Canadian native was a development coach for the Sabres from 2015-20. He was also an assistant coach for the American League [http://thn.com/ahl]’s Rochester Americans in 2020-21. In his playing days, Mair spent the majority of his NHL time with the Sabres. He also spent time with the Toronto Maple Leafs [http://thn.com/toronto], Los Angeles Kings [http://thn.com/la] and New Jersey Devils [http://thn.com/newjersey].
