Knock-offs of the original ‘Harlem Shake’ video continue to spread like wildfire, largely because they serve as an excuse to wear crazy outfits and go berserk for roughly 20 seconds.

Over 14,900 NLL fans filled First Niagara Center on Saturday night to see a clash of the top two Eastern teams, most of them proudly sported bright orange and black in support of the hometown Buffalo Bandits.

The Bandits were looking to extend a three-game…

Bandits fans no longer have to feel the sting of Philadelphia's season-opening victory over Buffalo's beloved lacrosse team. The Bandits erased those bad memories when Luke Wiles took a feed from John Tavares with 23.6 seconds left and put the ball between the legs…

Imagine yourself as a fanatic Bandits supporter, a guy who wears the “O” between his two pals, “B” and “X.” You may pre-game at Pearl Street Grill and Brewery, hit the First Niagara Center early to heckle Colin Doyle, then wile…

The Buffalo Bandits lost a heart-breaker in overtime Saturday evening to the visiting Washington Stealth at the First Niagara Center. Rhys Duch scored on Washington's first possession of overtime to down the Bandits, who are still sorting out their offensive issues.

Over 12,000 Bandits fans in orange and black gathered to support Buffalo against Toronto, and Buffalo.com photographer Dave Marino shot photos.

The Buffalo Bandits downed Boston in the first round of the NLL Playoffs 11-10, and Buffalo.com photographer Dave Marino shot photos of orange-and-black clad fans.

Even though the Bandits fell to the Washington Stealth, Buffalo packed out HSBC Arena -- 18,595 -- and brought the energy and crazy costumes for which Buffalo lacrosse is famous. Here are Buffalo.com photographer Dave Marino's photos from April 2nd.

The venerable orange-and-black clad Bandit fans were back in full force again for Buffalo's 12-10 win over Boston on Saturday night.  Here are Dave Marino's fan shots and photos of the Bandettes, the Bandits' dance team.