The Buffalo Sabres and Montreal Canadiens will play at 7 p.m. ET on Sunday, May 10 at Bell Centre in Montreal. The game will broadcast on ESPN. ESPN can be streamed through Sling TV Orange, YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV and FuboTV. The game will also stream on ESPN Select and ESPN Unlimited.

Buffalo Sabres star Tage Thompson explains the team's "Everybody Ropes, Everybody Rides" slogan as they face the Canadiens in the second round.

Less than three minutes later, Ryan McLeod lost a defensive-zone faceoff clean and Mike Matheson beat Lyon with a shot from the point that should have been saved. The Canadiens scored their third goal early in the second period on what Dahlin called a bad read by him when he let Alex Newhook skate right by him to the far post.

Sabres captain Rasmus Dahlin, in his first playoff appearance, has noticed a major vibe shift in Buffalo amidst their Stanley Cup push.

It wasn’t satisfying enough for Buffalo Sabres goalie Alex Lyon to have Viktor Arvidsson’s penalty shot glance off his blocker and deflect wide of the net. Lyon decided to pile on the forward's grief.

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The Buffalo Sabres suddenly find themselves under pressure after a frustrating Game 2 loss in which star forward Tage Thompson failed to make his usual impact against a surging Montreal Canadiens team.

Sam Carrick returns to add physical grit as Lindy Ruff urges poise, trusting his squad to silence the Bell Centre crowd and reclaim control of the series.