Sabres Steal Game Three, Power Play Still Struggles

0:00On April 24th, the Buffalo Sabers flipped the script in Game 3, snatching a hard-fought road win over the Bruins to grab a 2-1 series lead, heading into the weekend. After struggling to score early in the first two games, they grinded it out in a hostile environment, finally breaking through late to Shifter. Momentum. Alex Touch has been straight fire, dropping his second game winner of the series with that clutch goal. He's leading the top fours with 16 hits through three games, bringing that physical edge while driving the offense that's been tough to come by. But the power play remains a real headache, going 0 for 5 in Game 3 and 0 for 14 overall in the series. They haven't lit the lamp on the man advantage since March 31st, struggling with zone entries and real chances. It's all leaning too hard on A, couple shots without much else cooking. Enter, goal tender. Alex Lyon, who straight up stole the show, stopping 24 of 25 shots, including a ton of high-danger stuff. After the Bruins own the crease early, Lyon flipped that edge back to Buffalo, giving them

1:03the steadiness they desperately needed. If the Sabers want to keep pushing past expectations, they got to spark that power play and make life rougher for the Bruins' goalie in Game 4 on. Sunday 1 timely goal there, could lock in the series shift for good. From your team, powered by AI, this is NHL News Today, I'm Corey with The Story.