Sabres Dominate Bruins, Lead Series 3-1

0:00It's April 26th. This is NHL News today, powered by AI, your team, your update. The Buffalo Sabres dominated the Boston Bruins with a 6-1 Smackdown in game 4 of their Eastern Conference First Round Series, grabbing A, 3-1 lead overall. They lit up TD Guard in Sunday night, pouring in four goals during that wild first period alone. Standout plays came from Josh Dohn, Alex Touch, Peyton Krebs, and Bowen Byram. Each notching a goal plus an assist to fuel the route. Golly Alex Lyons to a tall with 23 saves, locking down the top seed from the Atlantic Division. Over on the Bruins side, things unraveled quick. Jeremy Swaman got yanked in the third after surrendering six on 29 shots with Junus. Corpusallo mopping up the rest. Victor Arvitson left early with an upper body injury, and coach Marko Sturm's timeout couldn't stem the tide.

1:00Buffalo built that early edge with three goals in under five minutes, while Boston mustered just five shots in the period. Beck Mollenstein and Touch padded the score in the third before Sean Corrali's short-handed tally made it 6-1. With Game 5 set for Tuesday at 7.30 pm, Eastern and Buffalo's Keybank Center, the Sabres set one win from closing out the series.