BUFFALO – Ten minutes after Thursday’s demoralizing 4-2 loss to the Boston Bruins, the anger and shock that accompanies blowing a two-goal lead hadn’t worn off. As some stunned Sabres spoke quietly, cursing from a restricted area behind the dressing room occasionally erupted.
It was that kind of loss for the Sabres, a team already fighting for its playoff life.
The Sabres, slow starters all season, pounced on the Bruins, playing perhaps their best hockey ... Read the full article