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HEAD COACH

Lindy Ruff

ROSTER

C - Michael Peca, Stu Barnes, Brian Holzinger, Curtis Brown, Wayne Primeau. LW - Dixon Ward, Joe Juneau, Michal Grosek, Paul Kruse, Erik Rasmussen. RW - Miroslav Satan, Vaclav Varada, Geoff Sanderson, Rob Ray, Dean Sylvester. D - Darryl Shannon, Jason Woolley, Alexei Zhitnik, Jay McKee, Richard Smehlik, Rhett Warrener, Jean-Luc Grand-Pierre, James Patrick. G - Dominik Hasek, Dwayne Roloson.

INJURIES

Miroslav Satan, rw (bruised ankle, day-to-day); Geoff Sanderson, lw (bruised hand, day-to-day).

TRANSACTIONS

Reassigned and then recalled Dean Sylvester, rw, to/from Rochester (AHL).

GAME RESULTS

First Round vs Ottawa: Sabres won 4-0
04/21 at Ottawa  W 2-1
04/23 at Ottawa  W 3-2 2OT
04/25 Ottawa     W 3-0
04/27 Ottawa     W 4-3

STANDINGS

Northeast Division  GP   W   L   T   PTS   GF   GA 
  y-Ottawa          82  44  23  15   103  239  179 
  x-Toronto         82  45  30   7    97  268  231 
  x-Boston          82  39  30  13    91  214  181 
  x-Buffalo         82  37  28  17    91  207  175 
  Montreal          82  32  39  11    75  184  209

TEAM NEWS

by Matt Barr, Buffalo Correspondent

Bring on the B's

Kind of what you'd call a quiet week on the Sabres front.

Hearkening back to the team's nine-day layoff before the Eastern Conference final last year, Lindy Ruff wanted to spend the idle week making sure his team stayed sharp. Al Strachan wanted to trade Dominik Hasek. What about my wants?

With the Devils' collapse against the Penguins, completed Tuesday night, the matchup with the Bruins was set. Is your most pronounced memory of the Bruins in the playoffs May Day in 1993, or that goal Brad Park scored in overtime of game seven in 1983? I guess it would, in part, depend upon how old you are.

Mine is from the year of Clint Malarchuk's injury, we were playing the Bruins in the first round (it would have had to have been, I suppose) and this Bruins fan in the Aud gets a load of heckling from us Sabres fans and he turns around and swipes his hand across his neck a few times and says "Malarchuk! Give him another one!" Ha ha! That droll, genteel Beantown humor. In any case, the Sabres have not drawn a cupcake playoff opponent just because it's the sixth seed. They did that in the second round last year. The Bruins are likely the best of the other three remaining Eastern teams. A beer! Give me another one!




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