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The Buffalo Sabres are in unfamiliar territory this season. They are riding a three game losing streak, and not showing any signs of urgency.

As a 20-year-old last season, Boston Bruins winger Milan Lucic had a breakout season by scoring 17 goals and quickly forging a reputation as perhaps the most punishing hitter among NHL forwards.

The first-place Buffalo Sabres will aim for a fourth straight victory when they welcome the Florida Panthers for this evening's battle at HSBC Arena.

It had been over three years since Patrice Bergeron scored an overtime goal. The one he netted on Friday night could turn into a rallying point for the Boston Bruins .

Maple Leafs coach Ron Wilson apparently has reached a boiling point with his team's even-strength play.

The numbers say the Buffalo Sabres' power play is sputtering quite a bit compared to last year, especially on the road.

Calgary Flames David Moss battles with Buffalo Sabres Craig Rivet during NHL action at Pengrowth Saddledome last year.

No matter what the result, his play once again stood out like a sore thumb. 2. G Ryan Miller, Buffalo.

The winger would be more likely to send General Manager Darcy Regier a neatly written "Thank You" card for giving him another opportunity.

One of the most recognizable voices in Buffalo Sabres history is joining the team's Hall of Fame.

One of the longest tenured Sabres could be on his way to a new organization as Buffalo has placed center Adam Mair on waivers.

Jason Pominville smiled every time. While sitting in the hospital, overjoyed with the birth of his first child, Pominville would hear the same line whenever a nurse came to visit.

The Buffalo Sabres absolutely dominated one of the NHL's best faceoff teams. It should be interesting to see what they do against one of the worst.

The Buffalo Sabres hit the ice following their 3-0 win over the New York Islanders last night.

The Buffalo Sabres have called up Jhonas Enroth for tonight's game against the New York Islanders.

After being shut out by the New York Islanders four days ago, Ryan Miller and the Buffalo Sabres returned the favour.

The Sabres skated Tuesday afternoon at HSBC Arena with a full compliment of players back from battling various problems.

He was one of the leading All Star vote getters for defensemen before getting hurt and falling down the ladder.

The role of enforcer is an occupation with fewer and fewer NHL employers, and for a while it looked as if the 29-year-old might have to look to a different league or profession.

Ryan Miller #30 of the Buffalo Sabres speaks to the referee during their game with the New York Islanders on October 16, 2009 at HSBC Arena in Buffalo, New York.