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.
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Sabres unable to preserve lead in loss to CanadiensThe Montreal Canadiens erased a one-goal deficit in the second period to upend the Buffalo Sabres, 4-2, on Saturday night ...
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The Sabres, of course, have something to prove here. After Saturday night's 4-2 loss to Montreal in KeyBank Center, they're 0-3 against the Canadiens this year and have been outscored, 17-8.
While underscoring how disappointing the season has been, the Sabres spinned the positives and pitched the long view.
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