hockeyhound

This is more like it, 3-0. They got ready to work. Let's Go Buffalo!

Till next time. Let's Go Buffalo!

Dahlin save

Pull the goalie.

SKINNER!

Big face-off

Good job Dahlin, he didn't panic.

Skinner is the man for the job.

Nice shift! Let's Go Buffalo!

Risto

Ottawa is grippin, they see it slippin and they're trippin. Let's Go Buffalo!

Skinner is a backbreaker in a game like this. Back on the PP. Let's Go Buffalo!

1 more to tie it up. Let's Go Buffalo!

O.k. that's 2

To the PP! Nice. Let's Go Buffalo!

Here we go. Let's Go Buffalo!

It's all good. The Sabres just having a rough night. Look, playing professional hockey is stressful, we should be more understanding. Let's Go Buffalo!

Let's Go Buffalo! Good PK.

O.k. It's just 3 goals, they can make a comeback. It's all good. Let's Go Buffalo!

It's o.k., they got this. Let's Go Buffalo!

I'm going to be positive, I'm going to be positive, I'm going to be positive... O.K. Let's Go Buffalo!

Maybe they don't truly hit the reset button and commit to skating, checking, passing, and good old-fashioned hard work until they lose a game. Maybe getting one point here and one point there is not allowing them to see that they're playing like sh*t.

O.K., I feel better now, that explains it all. Thank you very much, and please excuse my ignorance. Let's Go Buffalo!

Girgs, "We didn't come in ready to work." Please explain how this is possible. I can see not being very motivated for a couple of hours of cleaning out port-a-pottys, washing dishes, or shoveling manure; however, I'm not sure how someone can't get motivated or ready to work to play a professional hockey game before thousands of cheering fans. Sorry, I don't understand.

I'm trying to remain positive. Sheary made a good defensive play to save a potential tip-in, Skinner anticipated the play at the blue line and intercepted a pass. How am I doing? Let's Go Buffalo!