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Sabres silence Maple Leafs

‘"Our fans and the atmosphere were amazing, the best all season," said forward Patrick Kaleta, whose early fight fed the frenzy. "It’s amazing how much energy the fans can bring to you and how much passion they bring. I know what we’ve gone through here this last little while. Being a fan once, we owe these guys, and they’ve stayed behind us."’

Miller hopes he’s left minor injuries behind

‘”The start of the season I was trying to do too much, expecting myself to be perfect every night and making big saves every night,” Miller explained. “That can’t happen unless you’re relaxed and in better position. You can’t do that by getting way ahead of yourself and overcommitting. You have to be within the play, be within the game. Maybe these little tweaks can slow me down just enough where I can make my reads and still make all the right plays.”‘

Saturday’s Toronto Coverage

Sabres hand Leafs another loss (Toronto Sun)

Big hit turned tide for Sabres (Toronto Sun)

Leafs must start winning on the road (Toronto Sun)

Sabres’ Miller loves Leafs (Toronto Sun)

Miller shuts down Leafs (Toronto Star)

Sabres jump all over Leafs (Toronto Globe and Mail)

No goal support for Gustavsson (Toronto Globe and Mail)

Sabres exact a steep price for Leafs’ laxity (National Post)

Black Friday For Leafs (MapleLeafs.com)

Photo gallery (MapleLeafs.com)

Photo gallery (Sabres.com)

Photo gallery (AP)

Miller lifts Sabres to 3-1 win

‘The Sabres are 7-6-2 in Miller’s 15 starts this season and 2-6-1 when backups Patrick Lalime and Jhonas Enroth are in the crease.’

Buffalo 3, Toronto 1

‘Buffalo killed off all six Toronto power plays and beat the Maple Leafs for the sixth straight time at home.’

Sabres Dump Leafs 3-1

‘It wasn’t always pretty, but tonight was the most complete effort by the Sabres here at HSBC Arena this season.’

Aftermath: Leafs 1, Sabres 3

‘In his return to the lineup, Ryan Miller also returned to his Vezina Trophy-winning form by making 35 saves – 30 of which came over the final two periods – to lead Buffalo to a 3-1 victory over the Northeast Division rival Maple Leafs.’