The NHL has revealed the schedule for the Buffalo Sabres’ first playoff series against the Boston Bruins. Fans can catch all the excitement of Round 1 on MSG. If you’re looking to stream, you can watch via Fubo or the Gotham Sports App. For those who prefer the radio, tune in to WGR 550.
Here’s how the games are lined up:
- Game 1 – Sunday, April 19 at 7:30 p.m. | KeyBank Center (MSG, ESPN)
- Game 2 – Tuesday, April 21 at 7:30 p.m. | KeyBank Center (MSG, ESPN)
- Game 3 – Thursday, April 23 at 7 p.m. | TD Garden (MSG, TNT, truTV, HBO Max)
- Game 4 – Sunday, April 26 at 2 p.m. | TD Garden (MSG, TNT, truTV, HBO Max)
- Game 5 (if necessary) – Tuesday, April 28 (Time TBD) | KeyBank Center (MSG in Buffalo, national network TBD)
- Game 6 (if necessary) – Friday, May 1 (Time TBD) | TD Garden (MSG in Buffalo, national network TBD)
- Game 7 (if necessary) – Sunday, May 3 (Time TBD) | KeyBank Center (MSG in Buffalo, national network TBD)
Fans can also join in the fun at the Sabrehood Block Parties during each home playoff game. These events are free and include a pregame Party in the Plaza and an in-game Watch Party at Canalside.
This year’s playoffs are shaping up to be exciting. The Sabres have shown great progress, bringing in promising players and building a solid team. According to recent statistics, the average NHL playoff game garners about 3 million viewers. With the Sabres in the mix, this number might rise, especially with passionate fans ready to rally their support.
Social media is buzzing with excitement as fans share their hopes and predictions. A recent Twitter poll indicated that over 70% of fans believe the Sabres can reach the second round if they play their best hockey. The energy and enthusiasm surrounding the team reflect a city ready to embrace its hockey roots once again.
With the right blend of skill and teamwork, the Sabres may surprise many this playoff season. It will be interesting to see how they perform against the Bruins, a formidable opponent. This matchup not only showcases the teams’ talent but also the spirit of the game that unites fans everywhere.
