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Tonight's Battle on Ice: Buffalo Sabres Face Off Against les Canadiens de Montréal Puck Drop: 7:00 PM EST (or whenever the Sabres decide to stop curling into a fetal position on the ice). Watch Live: On TSN2 or RDS for the Canadiens' faithful, hoping to see their team not accidentally score on themselves, or MSG Buffalo for Sabres fans who might be tuning in just to see how many new ways their team can lose. Streaming available on ESPN+, RDS, TSN+ - perfect for fans who enjoy watching their hopes slowly drain away in HD. Where: Bell Centre in Montreal, where the Canadiens host the Sabres in what might be less of a hockey game and more of a comedy of errors. Current Standings: Canadiens 11-16-3, Sabres 11-16-4 – a matchup to see who can make their fans question their life choices faster. The Sabres are on a 10-game losing streak that's so bad, they might need to start issuing refunds for therapy sessions. The Canadiens, not ones to be outdone in mediocrity, are just trying to keep their heads above water in this sea of despair. After a promising start, the Sabres have turned into a team so directionless they might need GPS to find their own net. Meanwhile, the Canadiens are no strangers to struggle, but tonight they're the slightly less lost ship in this stormy sea of hockey ineptitude. Owner Terry Pegula's recent pep talk to his plummeting Sabres was essentially, "Keep doing what you're doing... but better?" Tonight's game promises to be a defensive clinic... if by "clinic" you mean a place where you go to get your hockey heart broken. Both teams are sporting young defenses that might be better suited for a game of pinball with their penchant for giving up chances. And with goaltending that's about as reliable as a chocolate teapot, expect plenty of goals - most of which will probably be scored into their own nets out of sheer confusion. The Sabres' power play is so ineffective, it's likely they'll score more goals by accident than by design. Meanwhile, the Canadiens' penalty kill has been about as successful as trying to stop a tsunami with a sponge. So, grab your popcorn and settle in for what could be a historic night - not for hockey prowess, but for how many new ways a team can lose.

Tonight's Battle on Ice: Buffalo Sabres Face Off Against the Detroit Red Wings Puck Drop: 7:00 PM EST (or when they find the puck under the pile of excuses from last game's loss). Watch Live: Catch the broadcast team's attempts to mute the booing on MSG-B or FDSNDET, or listen to the full wail of despair on WGR550. Where: KeyBank Center, where the Sabres will attempt to prove they're not just skating in circles... again. Current Standings: Sabres 11-13-3, Red Wings 10-13-4 – a battle for who can make their fans cry into their hot dogs first. Alright, folks, buckle up for the slapstick showdown of the century: Buffalo Sabres vs. Detroit Red Wings! The Sabres, fresh from losing their way, will unleash their secret weapon, Beck Malenstyn, who's so new, he's still looking for the locker room. Without Dahlin, they're like a circus without its main clown, but hey, they've got Malenstyn, who might accidentally score by tripping over his own stick. The Red Wings, with Talbot and Lyon out, are left with Husso, who's been saving shots at an .884 clip, which is basically a neon sign flashing "Open for Business" for real teams who aren't afraid of their own shadows (we're looking at you, Sabres). Or they'll debut Cossa, who's so fresh, he might mistake the goal for a suggestion box. If this game were a magic show, their goaltending would be the disappearing act. Expect a game where the score might be tied at zero-zero because both teams are too busy tripping over themselves to remember they're supposed to be playing hockey. It's less of a game and more of a comedy sketch where the only thing on the ice more confused than the players is the puck itself. Grab your popcorn for a masterclass in how to suck at sports, brought to you by the Sabres and Red Wings. BONUS CONTENT: The AI wanted you to have this gem: The Buffalo Sabres play their home games in a place where the ice is colder than their playoff chances - the KeyBank Center, nestled in the heart of Buffalo, New York. It's where dreams of championships go to hibernate, and the only thing that's consistently on fire is the food at the concession stands.

Tonight's Battle on Ice: Buffalo Sabres Face Off Against the San Jose Sharks Pack your bags, Sabres fans, because tonight, our team is taking their talents to the City of San Jose for a showdown with the Sharks! It's the Buffalo Sabres versus the San Jose Sharks in what promises to be an aquatic-themed battle on the ice. Puck Drop: 8:00 PM EST (actually more like 8:10 PM). Watch Live: Tune in via MSG-B, NBCSCA, WGR550. Current Standings: Sabres 10-9-1 / Sharks 6-11-5. When: Tonight, under the Californian stars, when the time zones confuse everyone but the players on the ice. Where: SAP Center, affectionately known as the Shark Tank, where the Sabres will attempt to turn the tide in their favor. Why Watch: Because it's not every day you get to see if our Sabres can out-swim actual Sharks. Plus, there's that whole thing about hockey being a beautiful, chaotic ballet of speed, skill, and sometimes, sheer luck. So, whether you're in San Jose cheering from the stands or watching from the comfort of your living room, let's show our support. Let's hope our Sabres can keep the Sharks at bay and maybe, just maybe, show them that in hockey, the biggest fish isn't always the one with the most bite. (Disclaimer: Viewing this game might result in sudden urges to start chanting "Let's Go Buffalo" and possibly considering a career in professional ichthyology to understand the Sharks better.)

Tonight's Battle on Ice: Buffalo Sabres Face Off Against Anaheim Ducks The Buffalo Sabres are ready to take on the Anaheim Ducks tonight at the Honda Center. Here's your quick guide to the game: Puck Drop: 10:00 PM EST (actually more like 10:07 PM). Watch Live: Tune in via Victory+, MSG-B, KCOP-13, ESPN+ coverage for those out of the Buffalo area, WGR550. Current Standings: Sabres 9-9-1 / Ducks 8-8-2. Sabres Lineup (without Jeff Skinner): Peterka - McLeod - Tuch Benson - Cozens - Lafferty Zucker - Kulich - Quinn Malenstyn - Krebs - Aube-Kubel Players to Watch: Rasmus Dahlin continues to be a key figure for the Sabres, both defensively and in contributing to the scoreboard. JJ Peterka has stepped up his game, aiming to make an impact in Skinner's absence. The Sabres, adapting to life post-Skinner, will need to rely on their depth and emerging talents to challenge the Ducks. With a focus on teamwork and execution, this game is crucial for both teams looking to climb up in their respective conferences. Buffalo needs this game to regain the 8th wildcard slot. Meanwhile, the Ducks are well below the waterline in their division and need this game to stay relevant.

Second of the back-to-back. This time, get in the shuttle and cruise through space to Detroit.

It's already past noon over there in the Eastern zone. We're slacking off. Something, something, this is where the fun begins.

Need some distraction from the Sabres? Rochester starts a back-to-back home-and-home with the Marlies. Some Marlies you might know? Alexander Nylander and Matt "once-refused-a-trade-to-Buffalo" Murray. Speaking of Nylander (who could get a callup and play with his brother now)... Jokiharju is quietly having another calm, steady, if not overwhelming season. He has more goals than Dahlin, more hits than Power, more shots through to the net than Byram, fewer goal-producing turnovers than Samuelsson, and the best defensive +/- on the roster (mainly because he isn't on the ice for PP and when the goalie is pulled).

Florida Panthers (1-1) Buffalo Sabres (0-3) Buffalo had a 39-37-6 record overall while going 11-12-3 against opponents from the Atlantic Division last season. Florida went 25-8-4 in Atlantic Division games and had a 52-24-6 record overall last season. Team Stats

Okay, I know Prague and all that, but the real, real season starts NOW. Come on Sabres! Let's get a W!

I have an abysmal Krueger-like record on GDTs this year, but it is what it is. MIGHT WHOOSH

Last night was fun, let’s do it again! Michael Houser coming off a victory in His First Game gets the start again tonight. Go Sabres!

The Sabres begin the final week of the 2021 Season Tonight versus the Islanders. No official update on UPL as yet, but Lance Lysowski of the Buffalo News mentioned An Ankle Injury per Source. Go Sabres

Damn no sleeping in

The Sabres begin their final two game set with the Bruins Tonight. The Bills shouldn’t be picking until after 10pm tonight, so as not to cut into Your Hockey Viewing Pleasure. UPL in net. Artuu on the Second Line, with the Drake on Cozens Wing. Not sure if WGR is carrying the game or the draft, will update later.

Is Third Time the Charm for the Sabres to beat the Bruins? UPL is scheduled to make His NHL Debut. Good Luck Kid You’re gonna need it.

Tonight is the second of three consecutive matchups between the two teams. Will this be the long awaited debut of UPL as the Sabres Netminder? Swayman in net for the Bruins.

I am confident in our guys.... let's go penguin hunting!

Go get 'em.

Let's keep it rollin'

Dan Girardi makes His Asst Coach debut behind the Sabres bench tonight Cozens back in , Eakin and Reider probable scratches

No AM Skate No Eichel No Cozens No reason to watch Who the hell am I kidding, we will watch anyways Hutton in Net

Here is my hope: The Sabres win. And Krueger gets fired after the game. That is all.

Yup

After a long Covid Layoff, the depleted Sabres take the ice versus the streaking Islanders who are 3-0-1 In their last four games. The Sabres will be without 3 of their Top 6 Defenseman and all four of their Top PK Unit. May God have Mercy on Our Souls

Mods, please don't merge this with what appears to be a Washington GDT but is actually the Philly GDT from last week.