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Buffalo Sabres forward Jiri Kulich felt like a "ghost" on the ice before doctors discovered a life-threatening blood clot near his brain. After months of careful recovery and a successful procedure, the 22-year-old is back on skates and healthier than ever.
When a microphone glitch cut off "O Canada" before a playoff game in Buffalo, thousands of American hockey fans didn't miss a beat. They finished singing the entire Canadian anthem together, creating a moment that reminded everyone what sports can be at their best.
The Buffalo Sabres claimed their first playoff series victory in nearly two decades, defeating the Boston Bruins 4-1 on the road. After ending the NHL's longest postseason absence, the team's loyal fans finally have something to celebrate.
When the anthem singer's microphone died during O Canada, thousands of Buffalo Sabres fans jumped in to finish the song together. The heartwarming moment set the tone for a playoff game that brought neighbors together across the border.
The Buffalo Sabres made their first playoff game in 15 years unforgettable, scoring four goals in the final eight minutes to stun the Boston Bruins 4-3. After 5,473 days without playoff hockey, the comeback win gave long-suffering fans a moment they'll never forget.
The Buffalo Sabres have clinched their first playoff berth since 2011, ending the longest postseason drought in NHL history. After a rough start to the season, a coaching change sparked an incredible turnaround that has fans celebrating again.
Carolina Matovac received a standing ovation at her first Buffalo Sabres game since suffering sudden heart failure in France and receiving an emergency transplant. Her recovery story has united hockey fans worldwide in celebration of second chances.