With the Stanley Cup Playoffs just a week away, the Buffalo Sabres are focusing on the fine details that separate contenders from pretenders. While top-tier talent often draws the most defensive attention in the postseason, the ability to roll multiple scoring threats is what truly breaks a series open. For Buffalo, the emergence of a high-energy middle six and a revamped power play could be the catalyst for a deep spring run. The Rise of the “Dog on a Bone” Line Much of the recent buzz at KeyBank Center surrounds the trio of Josh Norris, Zach Benson, and Josh Doan. While technically a third line, this group has played at a level that rivals most secondary scoring units. Their statistical impact is hard to ignore, as they have consistently controlled the pace of play and heavily outshot their opponents when on the ice together. Coach Lindy Ruff has noted the natural chemistry between these three, but it’s their defensive tenacity...Read More