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Sabres Win Second in a Row on the Road, Beating League-Worst Canucks 3-2 with only 15 Shots on Goal
Rasmus Dahlin and Tage Thompson each had a goal and an assist, while Zach Benson scored his first power-play goal this season, leading Buffalo's comeback victory.
- On Thursday, the Buffalo Sabres defeated the Vancouver Canucks 3-2 in Vancouver as Rasmus Dahlin scored and added an assist, opening the scoring 7 1/2 minutes into the game.
- Buffalo entered the game without Alex Tuch due to illness and added Trevor Kuntar, who made his NHL debut, while Vancouver was without Elias Pettersson for a second straight game.
- On the power play Zach Benson scored his first goal of the season 14:46 into the second, while Alex Lyon stopped 29 of 31 shots and Tage Thompson had a goal and assist.
- Vancouver's loss deepened a slide and underscored their poor comeback record, now 1-13-0 when trailing after two periods.
- Buffalo heads to Seattle on Sunday to face the Seattle Kraken, while the Canucks kick off a five-game road swing Sunday at the New Jersey Devils.
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Rasmus Dahlin, Tage Thompson carry Sabres past Canucks
Rasmus Dahlin and Tage Thompson each had a goal and an assist for the Buffalo Sabres in a 3-2 win against the host Vancouver Canucks on Thursday.
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Vancouver SunCanucks Player Grades: Thatcher Demko shows some rust, win was a must, but 3-2 loss to Sabres
The Canucks close out four-game home stand against the Sabres, who have won just three road games. Canucks have won just four at home.
·British Columbia, Canada
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Sabres Rally for 3–2 Win as Canucks’ Home Ice Woes Deepen
By AakashSports_ The Vancouver Canucks dropped another frustrating game at Rogers Arena on Thursday night, falling 3–2 to the Buffalo Sabres. It was a night marked by early promise, mid-game breakdowns, and a late push that never broke through. Vancouver had moments where they looked sharp, organized, and dangerous — but those flashes continue to
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