Bruins blow early 2-0 lead, fall to Sabres 6-3
Briefly

The Buffalo Sabres triumphed over the Boston Bruins 6-3, marking their fourth consecutive win. Tage Thompson's impressive hat trick played a crucial role in the comeback, as he scored after the Bruins initially led 2-0. Jason Zucker's pivotal go-ahead goal came early in the third period, while the Sabres' strong performance helped stave off playoff elimination, with seven victories in their last eight games. The Bruins, conversely, remain last in the Atlantic Division after a dismal stretch of losses, despite recent improvements.
Thompson scored again on a breakaway early in the third period, and got his 43rd goal of the season into the empty net in the final minute.
Zucker's shot from the top of the left circle hit Korpisalo's glove and fluttered over the goaltender's head and into the net to put the Sabres ahead 4-3.
David Pastrnak assisted on all three goals for Boston, showcasing his playmaking ability despite their 11th loss in 12 games.
Buffalo's next loss will extend the longest postseason drought in NHL history to 14 seasons as they fight to stave off elimination.
Read at Boston.com
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