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From defensive penalty kill stands to crucial third period line tweaks, here is how the Buffalo Sabres handed Minnesota their first loss.

The Buffalo Sabres rallied from a two-goal deficit to defeat the previously unbeaten Minnesota Wild 3-2 in overtime. After falling behind 2-0 in the second period, Buffalo answered with third-period goals from Noah Ostlund and Tage Thompson before Owen Power scored the game-winner in overtime.
Writer Brandon Croce highlighted Louis Crevier's penalty-killing efforts and argued Buffalo overcame questionable second-period officiating. Third-period line adjustments by head coach Lindy Ruff, which paired Power with Rasmus Dahlin and moved Peyton Krebs up to the top line, proved decisive in sparking the comeback.
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