After 13 straight games without a win, the Buffalo Sabres finally broke through to end their losing skid. In a huge 7-1 win over the New York Islanders, the Sabres have found their way back to the win column for the first time in a month.

The Buffalo Sabres can carry the good cheer of ending the longest losing streak in the NHL this season into their holiday break.

A 7-1 win over the New York Islanders, one month removed from their previous victory Nov. 23 at San Jose, ended the Sabres’ winless streak at 13 games and sends them to their three-day holiday break on a high note.

The Buffalo Sabres finally got back into the win column on Monday night, defeating the New York Islanders on the road to snap their 13-game losing streak. Prior to Monday, the Sabres hadn't won a game since Nov.

While they’re facing adversity by way of losses, Connor Clifton knows at some point it’s going to end and they just need to get through it together as a team.

On the tail of a 14-year playoff drought, the team is in the middle of a 13-game losing streak. They’ve been outscored 54-to-28 and outshot 378-to-355 along the way — reigniting the all-too-common conversation of which Sabres forward may be to blame.

In a season that was supposed to see them take huge steps forward and possibly fight for a playoff spot, the Buffalo Sabres continue a lengthy losing skid. Afte

The Buffalo Sabres can carry the good cheer of ending the longest losing streak in the NHL this season into their holiday break. Buffalo on Monday routed the New York Islanders 7-1, scoring twice in the first period,

Especially at home in front of our fans.” Want to know just how uniformly awful the loss to the league-worst Sabres was? Legendary Islanders statistician Eric Hornick wrote that it was the first time in franchise history that the Islanders were outscored by multiple goals in each period of a home game.