Boston has been one of the best and most consistent teams in the NHL for well over a decade. How the heck do they still keep it going?

Going from allowing nine and getting embarrassed at home to scoring nine and leaving the rival Maple Leafs befuddled, the Sabres learned to stop being afraid at last.

There’s nothing remotely good for the Buffalo Sabres to take away from a 9-4 loss in which mistakes of all kinds repeated themselves and wound up in the back of the net.

Despite injuries creating roster issues, the ever-changing look of the Sabres is getting another alteration.

The Sabres suffered another loss in which they got down early and were forced to play catch up yet again. Despite the collective youth and injuries, they need a shake.

Mistakes, emotional sags, and a rally that came up short leads to the Sabres’ fourth straight loss and fifth in six games.

Before Victor Olofsson’s penalty shot goal, the Sabres didn’t look very good. After it, they did. Unfortunately, it was their only goal in a 2-1 loss to Nashville.

The Sabres rallied to a 3-2 win at home against the Pittsburgh Penguins after being down 2-0 after two periods, much in part due to the words and actions of Kyle Okposo.

The debate of whether or not to bring a locally raised superstar into the fold has a lot of layers to contend with.

The Buffalo Sabres 5-2 loss to the Boston Bruins would be bad news enough, but they’ll be without Tage Thompson for some time because of injury, too.