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Toronto Star
· collected 2026-10-12 · by John Wawrow The Associated Press
Noah Ostlund scored the decisive goal during a power play in the third period as the Buffalo Sabres defeated the Florida Panthers 5-3 on Monday. The game was marked by injuries to key players, including Buffalo’s captain Rasmus Dahlin and Florida's starting goaltender Jacob Markstrom. Goals for the Sabres came from Ostlund, Tage Thompson, Josh Doan, Ryan McLeod, and Sam Reinhart (two goals). Despite Florida’s efforts, they suffered their second consecutive loss, dropping to a 2-2-2 record this season.
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In a Monday game, the Buffalo Sabres defeated the Florida Panthers with a final score of 5-3. Noah Ostlund scored the go-ahead goal in the third period during a power play at 7:15, giving the Sabres the lead they would not relinquish. The Sabres' captain Rasmus Dahlin left the game early due to an upper-body injury and is now listed as day-to-day; he won’t join the team for their three-game road trip starting in Montreal on Tuesday. Florida’s starter, Jacob Markstrom, was substituted by Akira Schmid after allowing two goals on 11 shots in the first period and left with an unspecified tightening sensation. Panthers coach Paul Maurice downplayed the severity of Markstrom's issue. Thompson, Doan, and McLeod also contributed to the Sabres' victory, which saw them never trailing during the contest.
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Noah Ostlund scored the go-ahead goal on the power play 7:15 into the third period, and the Buffalo Sabres defeated the Florida Panthers 5-3 on Monday in an outing both teams lost key players to injury.
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teams → score → injury
Sabres captain Rasmus Dahlin scored his second goal of the season before not returning after sustaining an upper-body injury early in the second period.
asserted
Dahlin → score → period
Coach Lindy Ruff listed Dahlin as day to day, while adding the defenseman won’t initially join the team in opening a three-game road trip at Montreal on Tuesday.
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defenseman → list → Tuesday
Meantime, Panthers starting goalie Jacob Markstrom did not return after allowing two goals on 11 shots in the first period.
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Markstrom → start → period
He was replaced by Akira Schmid, who finished allowing three goals on 21 shots.
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who → replace → shots
Coach Paul Maurice said Markstrom felt something tighten, and downplayed the severity by saying: “There’s no injury there.”
asserted
something → say → severity
Buffalo also got goals from Tage Thompson, Josh Doan and Ryan McLeod in an outing the Sabres never trailed.
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Sabres → get → outing
Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen allowed one goal on 14 shots for the win in a backup role.
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Luukkonen → allow → role
He entered 6:25 into the second period after starter Colten Ellis allowed two goals on nine shots.
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Ellis → enter → shots
Ellis was pulled after Sam Reinhart tied the game at 2 by poking in a loose puck that dribbled into the crease behind the goalie.
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that → pull → goalie
Reinhart scored twice and Anton Lundell also had a goal.
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Lundell → score → goal
Brady Tkachuk got his first point with the Panthers as he assisted on Reinhart’s second goal.
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he → get → goal
Florida (2-2-2) has dropped two straight following a 4-1 home-opening loss to Minnesota on Saturday.
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Florida → drop → Saturday
With the game tied at 3, Ostlund scored by tapping in Zach Benson’s pass through the crease.
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Ostlund → tie → crease
Buffalo converted two of five power-play opportunities after opening the season going 1 of 17.
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Buffalo → convert → 17
The Panthers converted two of four power-play chances after entering the game 1 of 28.
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Panthers → convert → 28
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