Sabres qualify for Stanley Cup playoffs for first time in 15 years
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Sabres qualify for Stanley Cup playoffs for first time in 15 years
"The Sabres will appear in the Stanley Cup playoffs for the first time since 2011, ending the longest postseason absence in NHL history after more than a decade of discontent in a Western New York region once described as 'hockey heaven.'"
"Buffalo clinched its postseason berth on Saturday when the Detroit Red Wings lost in regulation against the New York Rangers, ensuring the Sabres of at least a wild-card playoff spot."
"With a 46-22-8 record worth 100 points in the standings going into Saturday night's game in Washington, the Sabres have already won more games than in any season since 2010."
"Buffalo is tied with Tampa Bay atop the Atlantic Division, but with a lower points percentage having played one more game, and two points ahead of Montreal, which also holds a game in hand, in the race for home-ice advantage in the playoffs."
The Sabres will participate in the Stanley Cup playoffs for the first time since 2011, marking the end of the longest postseason absence in NHL history. Buffalo secured its playoff berth when the Detroit Red Wings lost to the New York Rangers. With a record of 46-22-8 and 100 points, the Sabres have surpassed their win total from any season since 2010. They are currently tied with Tampa Bay for the Atlantic Division lead, with six games remaining in the regular season.
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