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While Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen has gotten most of the blame for the Buffalo Sabres' start to the season, Josh Doan believes they actually owe him an apology.

Buffalo Sabres forward Josh Doan defended goaltender Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen following a 4-3 overtime loss to the Washington Capitals, stating that teammates owe him "a huge apology." Luukkonen conceded four goals in the defeat, marking his streak of allowing at least three goals in every start of the season. Doan emphasized that the team has repeatedly let the goaltender down through defensive miscues.
Writer Brandon Croce highlights that Buffalo's difficulties extend beyond goaltending, pointing out a penalty kill operating at 69.2% and a power play conversion rate of 10.5%. While noting Luukkonen's struggles, including a recent shootout loss to the Montreal Canadiens, the article argues the team's issues represent a collective breakdown rather than solely goaltending failures.
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