Power-play struggles cost Sabres in loss to Flames
The Sabres earned a commanding 58-40 lead in 5-on-5 shot attempts and drew seven minor penalties, the first of which saw Jonathan Huberdeau open the scoring on a shorthanded breakaway. Rasmus Dahlin had attempted to break up a clearing attempt, but the puck banked off his stick and toward Huberdeau as he exited the Calgary zone.
The Buffalo Sabres’ four-game road trip now takes them to Calgary’s Scotiabank Saddledome for a Thursday night matchup with ...
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Flames Made Mistake Sending Rory Kerins Back to AHLRory Kerins’ time with the Calgary Flames – at least for now – has come to an end. The Flames announced on Monday (Jan. 27) ...
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Sabres suffocated by Flames on ThursdayAnother chapter in another frustrating season was authored by the Buffalo Sabres. Coming off a win in Vancouver two days ago, ...
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The Sabres were properly pleased with their 5-on-5 play but were as aghast as they should have been with their power play – ...
The Flames may take their unexpected hot start to the next level by making a trade for Sabres center Dylan Cozens, per a ...
Thursday night the Buffalo Sabres will confront the hometown hockey heroes in Cowtown, encountering the Calgary Flames. Puck ...
The '100 rule' can be a make-or-break factor in an NHL team's success. Teams that don't excel on the power play and penalty kill need a lot to go right at 5-on-5.
Although the Calgary Flames were expected to miss the playoffs for a third straight campaign, the team continues to hang ...
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