At the Horn | Sabres 6 - Blackhawks 2
Alex Tuch scored a hat trick to help lead the Buffalo Sabres to a 6-2 win over the Chicago Blackhawks at KeyBank Center on Friday. The Sabres jumped out to an early lead with four goals during the first period, including Tuch’s first of the night. Rasmus Dahlin (0+2), Jack Quinn (1+1), and Dylan Cozens (1+1) also had multiple points in the period.
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Playing that defense first is going to cause us to get some turnovers and some odd-man rushes, that we were able to capitalize on tonight and it was the key to our game tonight." The Sabres uncharacteristically were able to get some balanced scoring throughout their lineup,
Alex Tuch scored a hat trick for the Buffalo Sabres in a 6-2 win against the Chicago Blackhawks on Friday night.
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