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    Michael Augello·Mar 25, 2025·Partner

    Can The Sabres Build Off Win In Return Home Against The Senators?

    James Reimer is expected to make his second straight start against the Ottawa Senators on TuesdayJames Reimer is expected to make his second straight start against the Ottawa Senators on Tuesday

    Buffalo Sabres – Ottawa Senators

    3/25/25 – 7:00pm EST at KeyBank Center, Buffalo, NY

    Record

    Buffalo – 28-35-6 | 62 points – 8th place in the Atlantic Division

    Ottawa – 37-27-5 | 79 points – 4th place in the Atlantic Division

    Special Teams

    Buffalo

    Power Play – 18.0% (26th)

    Penalty Kill – 76.9% (20th)

    Ottawa

    Power Play – 28.3% (12th)

    Penalty Kill – 77.0% (19th)

    Top Scorers

    Buffalo

    Tage Thompson: 63 GP, 34 G, 26 A, 60 PTS

    Rasmus Dahlin: 61 GP, 13 G, 41 A, 54 PTS

    JJ Peterka: 64 GP, 22 G, 32 A, 54 PTS

    Ottawa

    Tim Stützle: 69 GP, 20 G, 50 A, 70 PTS

    Drake Batherson: 69 GP, 20 G, 36 A, 56 PTS

    Brady Tkachuk: 67 GP, 28 G, 26 A, 54 PTS

    Starting Goalies

    Buffalo – James Reimer (3-6-2, 2.74 GAA, .904 save %)

    Ottawa – Linus Ullmark (19-13-3, 2.75 GAA, .909 save %)

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    Line Combinations and Pairings

    Forwards

    JJ Peterka - Tage Thompson - Alex Tuch

    Zach Benson - Ryan McLeod - Jason Zucker

    Jiri Kulich – Peyton Krebs - Jack Quinn

    Beck Malenstyn - Tyson Kozak – Isak Rosen

    Defense

    Mattias Samuelsson - Rasmus Dahlin

    Owen Power - Connor Clifton

    Bowen Byram - Jacob Bryson

    Ex. Jacob Bernard-Docker

    Goaltenders

    James Reimer

    Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen

    Injuries

    Josh Norris (day-to-day – mid-body)

    Sam Lafferty (day-to-day – groin)

    Jordan Greenway (day-to-day – unknown)

    Notes

    Buffalo has won three of its last four games against Ottawa overall and it has earned a win in four of its last five home contests against the Senators. The Sabres have earned the third-most home wins against the Senators all-time (43), trailing just the Bruins (50) and the Canadiens (47) in that category. The victorious team has registered at least four goals in each of the last seven meetings between the Sabres and the Senators.

    JJ Peterka has tallied 22 points (12+10) in his last 20 games and he has registered 10 points (5+5) in his last nine games. Peterka has registered 19 points (7+12) in his last 16 home games, including five points (2+3) in his last five home contests. With a goal in tonight’s game, Peterka would match the longest goal streak of his career (March 21 to 29, 2024; four games). Peterka has registered five points (4+1) in his last three home games against the Senators.

    In his last nine games, Ryan McLeod has posted 11 points (3+8), including one point in back-to-back home games (1+1).

    Tage Thompson has posted 35 points (18+17) in his last 34 games, including 20 points (12+8) in his last 19.

    Rasmus Dahlin has registered one point in back-to-back games and a point tonight would give him his seventh point streak of three or more games this season.

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