Brian Duff and Martin Biron debate what is the common denominator for the Sabres on their three-game winning streak on the latest Sabres Live Overtime. Where are we seeing the "Granato Effect" and are Jeff Skinner and Alex Tuch the latest examples? Marty describes the coach/player dynamic and we examine how the Sabres have dealt with the injuries on defense. There's a look ahead at the upcoming Sabres schedule, breaking down why the team continues to have success on the power play and examining what could be the Sabres plan in goal this week.

In the latest Sabres Live Overtime, Brian Duff and Martin Biron discuss how big the absence of Jeff Skinner from the Sabres lineup is. They also break down the home-and-home series with the Penguins and if the Sabres can keep up their impressive offensive numbers while noting how teams have started to defend them differently. Did Peyton Krebs or Casey Mittelstadt have the more significant week? Brian and Marty discuss what they’re seeing from Owen Power so far this season with his defensive partner Henri Jokiharju out with an injury. Finally Marty analyzes where he sees Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen’s play at right now.

Brian Duff and Martin Biron pick their highlights from the last week of Sabres hockey on this week's Sabres Live Overtime. They discuss the often hypocritical debate that surrounds the shootout and Marty reveals a conversation he had with Jack Quinn about his shootout move. They also take a moment to appreciate the Sabres impressive offensive numbers and ask could the top two Sabres lines stay together forever? What might the Sabres still need to take the next step this season and how is the plan in goal coming along? Finally there's some discussion about names that may be on the move around the league like Jakob Chychrun and Brock Boeser.

Brian Duff and Martin Biron examine Sabres head coach Don Granato's post game comments in Toronto about compete. Marty breaks down Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen's first start of the season for the Sabres and offers some advice. The guys look at the potential impact of Mattias Samuelsson's return to the lineup and look at the Sabres forward depth that now includes Tyson Jost. Finally there's a look at how to improve the Sabres penalty kill and some tales from Plowmaster43.

Brian Duff and Martin Biron analyze the numbers from the Sabres winless streak and discuss how the team can turn it around. Should the Sabres keep the Quinn/Cozens/Peterka line together? What does Marty see from the Sabres goaltending? Is there a roster move from Rochester to be made? How important are these next five Sabres games? What are we witnessing from Tage Thompson? Finally a tip of the cap to Amerks goaltender Beck Warm, and some thoughts on Hockey Fights Cancer night in Buffalo and the Börje Salming ceremony in Toronto.

Brian Duff and Martin Biron opened this week's episode of Sabres Live Overtime by offering their thoughts on the passing of former Sabre Peter McNab. They continued by reflecting on the recent Sabres Road Crew party in Carolina before recapping a very busy week of games for the team. They examined Tage Thompson's production at home compared to on the road and Sabres goaltending. There are quick thoughts on Olofsson, Krebs and Quinn before previewing the next three Sabres games. Finally it's the return of Duffer's baseball minute and stay tuned for a post credits scene.

After the comeback win against Chicago Duffer and Marty looked ahead to a busy week for the Sabres. Do faceoffs matter? Only when they do? Will Sabres coach Don Granato continue his forward rotation? Which line will we see Alex Tuch on next? Can the Sabres continue to survive their injuries on defense? Plus a quick look at Sabres organizational depth in goal. Does a Bear sh*t in the Woods? Plus a couple stories from Marty including a message for Rob Ray!

On this week's Sabres Live Overtime, Brian Duff and Martin Biron discuss the Sabres unbeaten start to their road trip so far plus the great starts to the season for goaltenders Eric Comrie and Craig Anderson and asked if can they keep it going. They examine what is the most intriguing Sabres team statistic and how they changed their play in order to close out a win in Vancouver. They discussed the Sabres top forward line right now centered by Dylan Cozens and examined which Sabres have "clean sheets" not having been on the ice while allowing an opponent goal. Was the loss to the Panthers a turning point and has Rasmus Dahlin become a pest to play against? They took a look at appreciating Alex Tuch, identifying which Sabres are still trying to find their rhythm and comparing the NHL's balance of power between the Eastern and Western conference. Marty awarded three goalie stars of the week and asked which goalies should we be concerned about. Finally they looked ahead to how the Sabres might navigate injuries on defense this week.

Duffer and Marty react to the first two Buffalo Sabres game on this edition Sabres Live Overtime and explain who is "p***ed off." Marty identifies three Sabres he is happy with and the guys discuss the line shuffling that was done in third period against Florida. They also talk about the usage of Jack Quinn and JJ Peterka along with what they have seen from Owen Power. How can the Sabres get their power play going and are Skinner and Thompson still a duo? Duffer also asks Marty "what is wrong with NHL?" Along with other topics from the first week of the NHL season including players they love and those they loathe. The start of the Amerks season is also talked about including what they have seen from UPL. Finally, what is one word for the Sabres upcoming western road trip?

On the latest Sabres Live Overtime Duffer and Marty discussed the Buffalo Sabres concluding their preseason schedule and setting their roster for the start of the regular season this week. They also discussed the leadership groups of the Sabres and the Rochester Americans: Kyle Okposo being named captain, Zemgus Girgensons and Rasmus Dahlin named alternate captains, and Michael Mersch settling a score. Who might be the next Sabres captain after Kyle Okposo? How confident are Duffer and Marty in Eric Comrie after a tough preseason? Was Ukko-Pekka Luukonen's performance the biggest surprise during Sabres training camp? What is Ilya lyubushkin's role with the Sabres this season? Is Dylan Cozens in line for a breakout season? Plus a tough week of headlines from around the hockey world and the weekend of George?