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Alex Tuch gets winner against former team and Dylan Strome scores twice, as Capitals beat Sabres 4-3
Tuch scored the overtime winner and Buffalo lost its third straight game after blowing an early two-goal lead.
- On Saturday, Washington Capitals right wing Alex Tuch scored two goals, including the overtime winner, to lead his team to a 4-3 victory over the Buffalo Sabres.
- Washington acquired Tuch from Buffalo in a sign-and-trade deal this summer, signing him to an eight-year, $84 million contract to bolster the Capitals' offense.
- Dylan Strome scored twice for Washington, while Capitals goaltender Charlie Lindgren made 18 saves and Buffalo goaltender Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen stopped 30 shots.
- Buffalo has now lost three games in a row, falling despite goals from Jack Quinn, Josh Doan, and Noah Ostlund scoring for the Sabres.
- Up next, the Capitals will host the Philadelphia Flyers on Wednesday, while the Sabres travel to the San Jose Sharks on Tuesday.
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Alex Tuch scores twice, lifts Capitals past former team Sabres in OT
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Alex Tuch gets winner against former team and Dylan Strome scores twice, as Capitals beat Sabres 4-3
WASHINGTON (AP) — Alex Tuch scored two goals, including the winner in overtime, to lead the Washington Capitals to a win over the Buffalo Sabres, 4-3 on Saturday night.
·Toronto, Canada
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Tuch, Capitals get last laugh in overtime against Sabres
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Alex Tuch has had his revenge on the Buffalo Sabres, Caps win in OT
After three days of rest, which is too many, the Washington Capitals returned to action slightly healthier to take on the Buffalo Sabres (4-4-2). The Capitals opened the game with two excruciating misplays in their own zone. First, Jack Quinn had a clear path to the net versus Ovechkin’s line. Then Chychrun turned the puck
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