Martin Biron

And I actually think if you go to Lukanen in game four, it's not a pressured situation.

Game one and two in the Boston series was more pressure on Lukanen than game four in Montreal in the second round will be.

And Lukanen was nervous in game one, despite the fact they won that game 4-3.

And he didn't look great in game two.

But now he has a chance to say, okay, we won that series despite the fact I didn't start it good.

And I called it before this series.

I said, I think the Sabres will use both goalies in this series.

And I think I would go back to Lukanen.

Now, after game two of the Boston series, Lindy Ruff was quick to point out the rotation worked for us during the regular season.

Now, last night, after Game 3, Lindy Ruff was quick to say Alex Lyon was great.

So, is he letting us kind of know ahead of time?

Like, he probably let us know after Game 2 of the Boston series, Lyon's going to go in.

Maybe the messages were sticking with Lyon.

I personally would probably go with Lukanen in Game 4.

I'll ask you this.

What is the biggest concern for the Sabres?

The top line not producing or their depth, which should be dominating Montreal's depth, right?

So I think that's the answer that's going to lead to what decisions you're going to make.

If you feel like it's the top line not producing, the easy one for me would be to, okay, let's put somebody else in the place of Peyton Krabs.

Peyton Krabs has had a really solid season.