Buffalo, New York Brad Marchand recorded two assists and Charlie Coyle recorded two goals in the Boston Bruins’ 4-1 victory over the Buffalo Sabres on Wednesday evening.
Additionally, Bruins players Mason Lohrei and Morgan Geekie added to the group’s four-game losing streak with goals. Jeremy Swayman accumulated twenty-five saves.
“Clearly, we did not like how we concluded the break as a group,” said forward Jake DeBrusk. “After resetting for a few days, I put forth a solid effort tonight, made some excellent saves in the net, and simply dealt with the situation.”
Erik Johnson contributed to the Sabres’ scoring. Twenty-one saves were made by Devon Levi.
The outcome was heavily influenced by special teams, as the Bruins scored on each of their initial three power-play opportunities. With the man advantage, the Sabres, meanwhile, were 0 for 6.
Johnson said, “Undoubtedly, special teams comprise the bottom line.” The team made crucial scoring opportunities, capitalizing on them, particularly during the power play. Such was the distinction.”
Lohrei initiated the scoring at 4:19 by deflecting Levi’s shot rebound.
With 6:18 remaining in the first period, Coyle scored on a power play to increase the margin to two goals. Jake DeBrusk observed a wide-open Coyle in front of the Buffalo crease after obtaining the puck from behind the Buffalo net. Then Coyle interred a one-timer.
4:18 into the second period, Coyle scored his second power-play goal of the match when his shot deflected off Johnson’s skate and into the cage
Coyle stated, “We always want to get out to a lead if possible; it’s then up to us to maintain that lead, develop our game, and play the right way.” “All we can do is continue to improve our game.”
Geekie extended the Bruins’ lead to 4-0 with 6:16 remaining in the second period via an additional power-play goal. Geekie directed the play toward the net after Charlie McAvoy’s shot rebounded off the end boards; a sprawling Levi was unable to make the save. Geekie scored his fourth goal in the previous seven contests.
At 5:11 into the third period, Johnson gave the Sabres the lead with a wrist shot from the right circle.
Buffalo’s starting center, Tage Thompson, was absent from the game for personal concerns.
Bruins beat BUFFALO Sabres 4-1 to end 4-game skid
BUFFALO – Charlie Coyle 
scored twice and Brad Marchand had two assists to lead the Boston Bruins to a 4-1 win over the Buffalo Sabres on Wednesday night.
Mason Lohrei and Morgan Geekie also scored for the Bruins, who ended a four-game losing streak. Jeremy Swayman made 25 saves.
Erik Johnson scored for the Sabres. Devon Levi made 21 saves.
Special teams played a big role in the outcome as the Bruins scored on their first three power-play chances. Meanwhile, the Sabres went 0 for 6 with the man advantage.
Lohrei opened the scoring 4:19 in, sending the rebound of a shot past Levi.
Coyle stretched the lead to two goals, scoring on a power play with 6:18 left in the first period. Jake DeBrusk got the puck behind the Buffalo net and spotted a wide-open Coyle in front of the Buffalo crease. Coyle then buried a one-timer.
Coyle scored his second power-play goal of the game 4:18 into the second, when his shot deflected off Johnson’s skate into the net.
Geekie made it 4-0 with 6:16 left in the second on another power-play goal for the Bruins. After Charlie McAvoy’s shot bounced off the end boards, Geekie fired the puck toward the net and a sprawling Levi was unable to make the save. It was Geekie’s fourth goal in seven games.
Johnson got the Sabres on the board 5:11 into the third, scoring on a slap shot from the right circle.
Tage Thompson, Buffalo’s No. 1 center, missed the game due to personal reasons.
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