
Golden Knights Beat Sabres 4-1 in Buffalo
Vegas wrapped a four-game East Coast road trip with seven of a possible eight points and its third straight win.

Vegas wrapped a four-game East Coast road trip with seven of a possible eight points and its third straight win.
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The Bills tight end was spotted in a Buffalo Sabres Hometown Remix jersey aboard the team plane headed to Minnesota.
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