Buffalo Sabres defend against Montreals top line, limiting their impact in Game one. Despite their regular season dominance, the Sabres team defense held strong. Captain Rasmus Dahlin and coach Lindy Ruff praised the teams performance. With no practice on Thursday, Dahlin reacted to his Norris Trophy finalist nod, and goalie Alex Lyon focused on body recovery. Game two is set for Friday, as the Sabres aim to maintain their pressure.

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Buffalos top line struggled against Montreal, with zero points and one shot on goal combined. Despite Thompsons ice time, he couldnt score. However, the bottom trio of Greenway, Malenstyn, and Kozak shone, with Greenway leading the team in hits and scoring the third goal. This performance highlights the importance of lineup balance in hockey, as unsung heroes can make a difference in tight games.

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National Broadcasts Outshine Buffalo Sabres Local Feed

Buffalo Bills bolster Josh Allens arsenal with DJ Moore and Skyler Bell, signaling a potential championship push under new head coach Joe Brady.

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Utah Hockey Club Flips Script in Playoffs

Ruff: Defense Key, Canadiens Respected

Buffalo Sabres secure a 4-2 victory over Montreal Canadiens in their second-round series opener, taking a 1-0 lead at home. Bowen Byram ties Sabres blueliner playoff goal record with four, while Josh Doan and Zach Benson shine on the third line. Jordan Greenway and Alex Lyon contribute to the win, setting the stage for Game Two in Buffalo.

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Montreal Canadiens lose Game one to Buffalo Sabres, 4-2, as Jakub Dobes allows four goals on sixteen shots. Coach Martin St. Louis highlights teams grit, despite early setbacks and a challenging second period. Habs face a test in a game decided by more than one goal for the first time this postseason. They aim to bounce back in Game two on Friday night.

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