The Buffalo Sabres turned their struggling power play into a decisive factor in their 4-2 victory over the Montreal Canadiens in Game 1. Early penalties by Montreal allowed Buffalo to assert control, with Josh Doan and Ryan McLeod scoring, showcasing improved puck movement and attacking decisively. Buffalo’s depth players, like Jordan Greenway and Bowen Byram, contributed effectively, while the Canadiens struggled to generate offensive pressure. The Sabres’ revitalized power play and solid goaltending from Alex Lyon marked a crucial shift in momentum for the series.
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