The Morning After: Everything is Fine

Rasmus Dahlin’s two-goal game helped the Sabres snap their winless streak. [Sportsnet]
Observations from Tuesday’s game. [The Buffalo News]
Things didn’t go well for the Rochester Americans Tuesday night, as they lost 11-1 (yes, you read that correctly) to the Charlotte Checkers. They’re back in action against the same team on Wednesday night.
Victor Olofsson is struggling to score lately. [Buffalo Hockey Beat]
Owen Power has a great opportunity ahead. [The Hockey Writers]
UPL has given the Sabres their most reliable goaltending this season. [The Athletic]
Sabres prospect Nikita Novikov is named to Russia’s World Juniors roster. /

COVID-19 is once again wreaking havoc on the sports world. [Boston Globe]
USA Hockey remains ‘hopeful’ about the Olympics. [NHL]
Anton Khudobin clears waivers. [NHL]
Rest in peace to 23-year-old Branson King, a hockey player for the California University of Pennsylvania, who died unexpectedly over the weekend. [WPXI]
Some of the best women’s hockey players in North America will participate in the 2022 Warrior/ECHL All-Star Classic next month. [ECHL]
Ben Bishop reflects on his NHL career. [Dallas Stars]
USA Hockey and Hockey Canada announce World Juniors rosters. [Elite Sports NY]
When will hockey return to Elmira, NY? [My Twin Tiers]/

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