
Sabres Ship Levi to Oilers in Draft‑Pick Deal
The Buffalo Sabres trade goaltender Devon Levi to the Edmonton Oilers for a 2028 third‑round pick, hoping the young netminder can finally give Edmonton the stability it has lacked in goal.
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The Buffalo Sabres trade goaltender Devon Levi to the Edmonton Oilers for a 2028 third‑round pick, hoping the young netminder can finally give Edmonton the stability it has lacked in goal.

Jakub Dobes has delivered a flawless record against the Carolina Hurricanes this season, posting a .923 save percentage and a 2.50 goals‑against average. His recent win tied a franchise postseason record and could reshape the Canadiens’ goaltending dynamics heading into the next round.

The Flyers are exploring a trade for Buffalo’s Devon Levi, a former top prospect whose NHL stint has been limited. A modest draft pick might be all it takes to acquire the 23‑year‑old, who could benefit from a fresh environment.
The Montreal Canadiens survived a Game 7 battle against the Buffalo Sabres, with Alex Newhook scoring the overtime winner. The victory propels the Canadiens into a conference final against the Carolina Hurricanes while the Professional Women's Hockey League announces expansion to San Jose and Detroit, a move celebrated by local officials. Meanwhile, Minnesota Wild goaltender Filip Gustavsson will undergo hip surgery, casting uncertainty over his recovery.

In a thrilling Game 7, the Montreal Canadiens edged the Buffalo Sabres 3‑2 in overtime, with Alex Newhook delivering the winning goal. The win marks the team’s 17th Game 7 victory in franchise history and sets up a showdown with the Carolina Hurricanes.

In a Game 7 that swung back and forth, the Montreal Canadiens secured a 3‑2 overtime victory over the Buffalo Sabres, propelled by Alex Newhook’s second career Game 7 winner. The win sends the Canadiens into the Eastern Conference finals against a well‑rested Carolina Hurricanes squad.

In a dramatic Game 7 overtime, Alex Newhook delivered the winning goal for Montreal, sending the Canadiens to face the Carolina Hurricanes in the Eastern Conference finals.

In a thrilling Game 7, the Montreal Canadiens survived a late rally from the Buffalo Sabres to win 3‑2 in overtime, with Alex Newhook delivering the decisive strike. The win sends the Canadiens to face a rested Carolina Hurricanes squad in the Eastern Conference finals, while the Sabres’ surprising resurgence ends after a seven‑game streak of Game 7 defeats.
The Montreal Canadiens defeated the Buffalo Sabres 3-2 in overtime during Game 7 of their Eastern Conference second-round playoff series. Alex Newhook scored the winning goal, and the team will now face the Carolina Hurricanes in the Eastern Conference finals. Meanwhile, the Professional Women's Hockey League announced its expansion to San Jose, California, and Minnesota Wild goaltender Filip Gustavsson will undergo hip surgery, casting uncertainty over his availability.

A 3‑2 overtime loss to Montreal sealed the Buffalo Sabres' season, but the team's remarkable rise from the bottom of the league to the Atlantic Division title will linger long after the final buzzer.

In a Game 7 overtime showdown, the Montreal Canadiens defeated the Buffalo Sabres 3-2, propelled by Alex Newhook’s winner and stellar goaltending from Jakub Dobeš, advancing to face the Carolina Hurricanes.

A late surge by the Buffalo Sabres ties the series‑deciding game and sets up a showdown with the Hurricanes.

In a dramatic Game 7, the Buffalo Sabres rallied from a two‑goal hole to tie the contest, with Rasmus Dahlin’s 6:27 third‑period goal sending the game to overtime. The victory sets up a clash with the Carolina Hurricanes, who enter the series fresh after sweeping two rounds.

With the Montreal Canadiens hosting the Buffalo Sabres in a winner‑take‑all Game 7, the stakes are high, the history is rich and the goaltending decisions could prove pivotal.

With the Buffalo Sabres facing a winner‑take‑all Game 7 against the Montreal Canadiens, coach decisions in net and the health of key players could tip the balance.

The Buffalo Sabres and Montreal Canadiens meet in a winner‑takes‑all Game 7, a contest that will decide which team advances to the Eastern Conference finals. Factors such as net‑minder selections, coaching adjustments and the weight of experience loom large.

The NHL’s second‑round playoff series between the Buffalo Sabres and the Montreal Canadiens has boiled down to a single, winner‑takes‑all Game 7, a clash that pits two of the league’s youngest contenders against each other.

The NHL’s most anticipated Game 7 pits the Buffalo Sabres against the Montreal Canadiens, with goaltending confidence, home‑ice advantage, and historic narratives shaping the outlook.

With a 61 percent faceoff win rate, 17 playoff goal‑scorers and a blend of veteran netminders, the Buffalo Sabres look to close out the Montreal Canadiens in a high‑stakes Game 7.

The Buffalo Sabres and Montreal Canadiens will meet in a Game 7 at Buffalo’s KeyBank Center, with the winner advancing to face the Carolina Hurricanes in the Eastern Conference finals.

The Boston Bruins shine at the IIHF Worlds, the Buffalo Sabres force a Game 7, the Minnesota Wild’s trade attempt falls through, and a pink‑tinged Panthers jersey design sparks conversation.

The Buffalo Sabres erased an early deficit to post an 8‑3 victory over the Montreal Canadiens in Game 6 of their Eastern Conference semifinal, forcing a decisive Game 7 that will decide which team advances to face the Carolina Hurricanes for the conference championship and a shot at the Stanley Cup.
A look at recent playoff results that saw the Chicago Wolves take a 2‑0 lead over the Grand Rapids Griffins, the Buffalo Sabres rally to force a Game 7, and Canada crush Italy in a world‑championship matchup.

The Buffalo Sabres rallied to an 8‑3 victory over the Montreal Canadiens in Game 6 of the Eastern Conference semifinal, erasing a 3‑1 deficit and forcing a Game 7 against the Carolina Hurricanes.