Capitals 0, Sabres 5, Final - Nov. 1, 2008

Buffalo Sabres vs. Washington Capitals [Game Thread] — Die By The Blade

SHUTOUT — Honk if you love justice!

Sabres 5, Caps 0 — Japers' Rink

Good Grief — Puckhead's Thoughts

Atlas 'Simplified' — The Goose's Roost

A NO-point night: Sabres 5 - Caps 0 — The Peerless Prognosticator

Sabres turn things around against Washington — Blue & Gold (of Buffalo)

Caps Blown Out In Buffalo — Capitals Insider 11/2/2008
Bruce Boudreau was about as steamed as I've seen him after a loss. He named names, too, then ripped into his players for not being prepared to play. An ardent supporter of Mike Green, Boudreau took the young defenseman to task for his performance. ...

Tonight's Lineup In Buffalo — Capitals Insider 11/1/2008
Defenseman Tom Poti returns from a five-game absence while Alex Ovechkin remains in Russia. He's been skating in Moscow, I'm told, and barring any last-minute changes should be on the ice for practice on Monday. Eric Fehr, meantime, will be the other ...

Miller, Sabres shut out Ovechkin-less Capitals — ESPN.com - NHL 11/2/2008
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Capitals still without Ovechkin, take on Sabres — Latest Sporting News Articles for NHL 11/1/2008
The Washington Capitals found their way once without their leader.

Miller, Sabres shut out Ovechkin-less Capitals — USATODAY.com NHL - Top Stories 11/2/2008
Ryan Miller stopped 29 shots for his eighth NHL shutout, Thomas Vanek scored twice, and the Buffalo Sabres beat the Washington ...

Miller, Vanek help Sabres beat Capitals (AP) — Yahoo! Sports - NHL News 11/2/2008
Ryan Miller stopped 29 shots for his eighth NHL shutout, Thomas Vanek scored twice, and the Buffalo Sabres beat the Washington Capitals 5-0 Saturday night. Vanek, who leads the league with 11 goals, posted his third multigoal game of the season. Derek ...

Sabres-Capitals: Buffalo Gets Their Groove Back — Bleacher Report - NHL 11/2/2008
After two straight 5-2 losses, the Buffalo Sabres found their A game again. On Thursday morning, after Buffalo's second straight 5-2 loss, head coach Lindy Ruff held a players-only meeting. It was said that he laid it all out on the table for ...