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Blue Jackets Thump Sabres to Snap Buffalo's 10-Game Win Streak
Columbus scored three first-period goals, including a short-handed one, ending Buffalo’s 10-game win streak with a 5-1 victory, aided by defensemen’s strong offensive output.
- On Saturday, the Columbus Blue Jackets beat the Buffalo Sabres 5-1, snapping Buffalo's league-leading 10-game win streak with multiple goals throughout the game.
- Blue Jackets struck early, scoring three times in the first period, including a short-handed goal, with Denton Mateychuk opening scoring at 3 minutes and extending his point streak to six games.
- Damon Severson and Zach Werenski each had two assists, with Werenski returning from a four-game absence to record a point in his last 13 home games.
- Buffalo's defeat was its first since Dec. 8, ending their unbeaten run as the Sabres host Vancouver on Tuesday and the Blue Jackets visit Pittsburgh on Sunday.
- Columbus' blue-line scoring, which leads the NHL with 32 goals, helped end Buffalo's 10-game win streak, only the third time snapped in the franchise's 56-year history.
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The Buffalo Sabres, who last suffered a loss in the NHL at the beginning of December, had their ten-game winning streak come to an end in Columbus.
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Blue Jackets snap Sabres’ 10-game win streak in 5-1 rout
The Columbus Blue Jackets scored three times in the first period, including once short-handed, and beat Buffalo 5-1 on Saturday, snapping the Sabres’ league-leading 10-game win streak.
·United States
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