Pierre LeBrun

And the Sabres, and Lindy Ruff talked about this after the game, the Sabres since December have learned

to play the clock and to do more mature things.

And that was a clinic last night in the third period.

I don't know what the Habs were smoking.

They felt they could build after a third period.

Well, of course you have the buck.

The Sabres were sitting back and just pushing out to the perimeter.

I mean, that was...

Really impressive by Buffalo to see how they can close down a game like that again, and they've been doing it for a while.

But I do think we'll see a better Montreal team.

You know, that top line that has been scrutinized.

I mean, Cole Caulfield today met the media for the first time in six days, and he's feeling it.

He hasn't scored an even-strength goal in the entire playoffs.

This is a 51-goal score.

He's getting – you saw it last night.

There is more space out there.

There's more time with the puck.

It was maybe almost a shock to that line after what happened against Anthony Sorelli in the first round where they had no time.

And I think you'll see a much better game from that top line in game two.

Yeah, Freddie, I mean, they did it late in that first round because they basically, Marty St.