Recap
Owen Power lifts Sabres past Wild in overtime comeback
The Buffalo Sabres erased a two-goal deficit and beat the Minnesota Wild 3-2 in overtime on Tuesday night at KeyBank Center. Owen Power scored the winner at 4:22 of the extra period, his first goal of the season, off assists from Jiri Kulich and Tage Thompson.
The Wild led 2-0 after two periods on goals from Danila Yurov, a power-play marker assisted by Jared Spurgeon and Blake Coleman, and Maxim Shabanov, who was set up by Quinn Hughes and Michael McCarron. Noah Ostlund got Buffalo on the board early in the third, and Tage Thompson tied it at 9:38 with his second of the season, assisted by Peyton Krebs. The Sabres outshot the Wild 28-20.
Power and Thompson each finished with a goal and an assist, and Ostlund rounded out the three stars. Colten Ellis made 18 saves on 20 shots for the win, while Jesper Wallstedt stopped 25 of 28 in the overtime loss.
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