Buffalo Sabres Weekly

Buffalo picks up their fourth road win of the season with a controlled 3-2 victory over Los Angeles, proving they can grind out tight games after the chaos of Anaheim.

Tage Thompson drops five points including a hat trick with two goals seconds apart as the Sabres rally from an early two-goal deficit to win a wild 7-6 game on the road. Jack Armstrong breaks down the emotional rollercoaster in Anaheim and what it means for Buffalo's season.

Jack Armstrong breaks down Buffalo's 2-0 shutout in San Jose, where Colten Ellis ended a three-game skid and the Sabres entered the third period with a lead for the first time all season.

The Sabres led 2-0 and had three different goal scorers, but Alex Tuch's overtime winner against his former team drops Buffalo to 4-4-3 and continues a troubling pattern of surrendering leads.

The Sabres had every reason to win this game. Only home game in 22 days, Zucker and Dahlin back in the lineup, a Flyers team missing half its roster. Instead, Philadelphia scores twice in the first period at KeyBank and Vladar shuts the door shut. Jack Armstrong breaks down how this one slipped away.

Buffalo falls 4-3 in overtime to Montreal for the second time in five days. Jack Armstrong breaks down the comeback that wasn't enough, the penalty kill that isn't working, and what this loss means for a team stuck in a pattern.