Special teams overshadow Sabres’ comeback in Montreal
MONTREAL – Special-teams shortcomings stung the Buffalo Sabres – and cost them a point in the standings – as they lost 4-3 in overtime to the Montreal Canadiens at Bell Centre on Monday. The Sabres overcame a three-goal deficit in the final 22 minutes of regulation before Montreal’s Mike Matheson scored the 3-on-3 game winner.
Alex Tuch and Tage Thompson scored goals for the Sabres to ignite the comeback. Buffalo finished with a 36-20 lead in shots ...
Laura Stacey delivered the winner with 16.3 seconds remaining in overtime for the hosts, whom Boston eliminated from last ...
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The Montreal Canadiens pulled out an exciting 4-3 overtime win over division rivals, the Buffalo Sabres on Monday night at Bell Centre.
The Bell Center might not have the ghosts that the Montreal Forum used to have, but the building is still a very special one.
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Turning to the final leg of this SGP, Montreal winger Cole Caufield has been limited to just five shots across his past four ...
Rasmus Dahlin netted the tying goal with just 1:01 left in regulation, capping off Buffalo’s rally from a three-goal deficit, but the Sabres ultimately fell short in overtime, losing 4-3 to the ...
The Sabres (24-29-6) have lost four of their last six games, and they are 4-13-1 on the road since their three-game ...
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