Alfredsson’s Hat Trick Leads Ottawa Senators over Buffalo Sabres

October 22nd, 2010 by Kevin Freiheit Leave a reply »
Friday proved to be just another frustrating night for the Buffalo Sabres and its fans. Ottawa defeated the Sabres 4-2 in front of the HSBC Arena crowd.

Daniel Alfredsson continued his tear against the Buffalo Sabres, scoring three times and earning his 1,000 career point.

Alfredsson came into the game with just one goal and four assists on the season, but had a hat trick and led the Senators to their second victory of the season. He now has 22 points in his last 11 visits to HSBC arena, along with 81 points in 78 career games against Buffalo.

Brian Elliot, who made 34 saves, improved his lifetime record against the Sabres to 9-0.

The Sabres trailed by a goal three different times during the game, but were unable to tie it up in the third period. Despite 20 shots on goal in the third, and 36 overall, Buffalo couldn’t get the tying goal, although they showed a solid effort.

Tim Connolly scored both goals for the Sabres, but Buffalo turned the puck over too many times. The first three Ottawa goals came as a result of direct giveaways by Buffalo.

After Steve Montador failed to get the puck out of the zon ...

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