Martin Biron

Like Tate Thompson scores, boom, there's your punch.

But a couple minutes later, Suzuki was left all alone in front of Lyon.

And then you had Caulfield who had a great chance.

Caulfield missing an empty net goal.

Slavkoski scores a power play goal.

He's all alone.

There's nobody around him.

And I think if you're Buffalo, this is concerning.

because defensively you've been pretty good all year not in the top of the league and the goal save like expected goes against metrics and all of that but you got good goaltending and you were good defensively and now that has gone away the sabers were so good back pressure back check against boston how many times a day get in the neutral zone stick lift get the puck we're counter attacking

Well, the Boldzuk goal yesterday was a point in case, like your back pressure is not good enough.

Toc and Thompson were late to get to him.

He's in the slot.

There's a goal.

That's a big goal.

That made it 3-1 for the Montreal Canadiens when Boldzuk scored.

So I'm looking at all of this.

And if Buffalo had scored and kept on playing and kept on jabbing and jabbing and jabbing at Montreal, would have been a definite story.

Buffalo got one punch.

And then after that, it was like they couldn't get to Montreal and Montreal built off of that.

That was the, you know, the boxing mentality that was happening in that game.