The Sabres won their third straight game with a 4-3 decision over the New Jersey Devils in which they were bullied and left more questions to be answered.

It wasn’t exactly the beautiful game between two teams buried in the NHL standings, but it was a 4-3 win for the Sabres on the back of two Jiri Kulich goals.

Tage Thompson and J-J Peterka each had hat tricks to help Buffalo run Boston off the ice in a 7-2 win

The past three games have been… well, they’ve been something that’s for sure.

The Sabres threatened to blow another big lead in the third but closed out the Hurricanes 4-2 thanks to a Ryan McLeod hat trick that exists in the theoretical realm.

The Sabres were in control up 2-0 after the first period, but six unanswered Kraken goals and yet another obvious meltdown left everyone looking for answers.

For two years, Bylsma was the Buffalo Sabres head coach. For seven years, he waited for his next chance to be an NHL head coach and found it in Seattle.

Ovechkin’s pursuit of Wayne Gretzky’s once seemingly unbreakable goal record is a good enough reason to find out what it’s like to face off against him.

The Sabres snapped a three-game winless streak with a 4-3 shootout win against the red-hot Washington Capitals and made us view things in different ways.

At one point Friday night, the Sabres were staring at the possibility of blowing another huge lead, but applied learning got them over the hump for a 6-2 win against Chicago.