Author: Joe Yerdon

You literally can’t win them all in an 82-game season, but in a run-and-fun-and-gun 3-2 loss to the Edmonton Oilers, the Buffalo Sabres sometimes the chances get stopped.

McDavid is the best player in the NHL by leaps and bounds, breathtaking to watch and gut-wrenching in trying to prevent him from scoring.

The Sabres had a brutal first 40 minutes that put them into a 4-1 hole before getting it to 4-3 in the third before ultimately falling to lowly Columbus 5-3 at home

You can’t replace Tuch and get the same kind of production, but Philadelphia’s veteran power forward can pick up some of the slack