The Buffalo Sabres were looking to bounce back from a tough stretch, but they came up short against the Montreal Canadiens, losing 5-1 at KeyBank Center.
The Sabres' goalie had a tough night, allowing five goals on a high volume of shots, and the team's offense was unable to get going.
The Sabres' fans were disappointed by the loss, but they're still supportive of their team and are looking forward to the next game.
"We didn't play our best hockey tonight," said the Sabres' coach, "and we've got to be better if we want to compete with teams like the Canadiens."
The Sabres' performance was a step back from their recent progress, and they'll need to regroup and refocus if they want to get back on track.
The team's struggles have the KeyBank Center faithful wondering what's going on, but they're still behind their team and are hoping for a turnaround.
The Sabres' next game will be a big test, as they face off against a tough opponent and look to get back in the win column.