The standings say the Buffalo Sabres should have an easy time against the Florida Panthers. Their first two meetings this season suggest otherwise.
Buffalo looks to improve upon the best record in the Eastern Conference on Thursday when it faces the Panthers at HSBC Arena.
While the Sabres (23-5-2) lead the East with 23 wins and 48 points, the Panthers (10-17-6) are 14th in the 15-team conference with 10 wins and 26 points.
Despite their distance in the standings, Buffalo has split two games with Florida this season, and needed overtime for their victory. Thomas Vanek's second goal of the game 19 seconds into the extra period lifted the Sabres to a 5-4 home win Nov. 10, but the Panthers avenged that loss with a 3-1 victory Dec. 7 in Florida.
Buffalo looks to improve upon the best record in the Eastern Conference on Thursday when it faces the Panthers at HSBC Arena.
While the Sabres (23-5-2) lead the East with 23 wins and 48 points, the Panthers (10-17-6) are 14th in the 15-team conference with 10 wins and 26 points.
Despite their distance in the standings, Buffalo has split two games with Florida this season, and needed overtime for their victory. Thomas Vanek's second goal of the game 19 seconds into the extra period lifted the Sabres to a 5-4 home win Nov. 10, but the Panthers avenged that loss with a 3-1 victory Dec. 7 in Florida.
series tied 1-1
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