Much like last season, David Pastrnak and Morgan Geekie have carried the Bruins’ offense. Pastrnak’s 15 points rank near the top of the league, and Geekie’s already up to eight goals, including six in his last five games.

After scoring five unanswered goals to beat the Islanders on Tuesday, the Bruins will hope to build on (some parts) of that performance tonight against the Sabres. While Buffalo remains far from a juggernaut, they’ve played better hockey of late, especially when compared to the early days of the season.

Over the course of the 2025-26 season, WGR will look back after every five Buffalo Sabres games, inspired by head coach Lindy Ruff’s philosophy of gaining six points out of a possible 10 in every five-game stretch.

The Sabres are activating forward Jordan Greenway from injured reserve as he makes his season debut tonight against the Bruins, head coach Lindy Ruff confirmed (via Paul Hamilton of WGR Sports Radio 550).

The Sabres have been a different team since the first week of the season. Here are some things to take note of in the early going.

One area they won’t want to replicate is Tuesday’s start, which saw the Bruins spot New York a 2-0 lead before answering with three goals in the second. Joonas Korpisalo stopped 33 of 35 shots to get the win and will be back in net tonight, coach Marco Sturm announced after this morning’s skate.

The Sabres' goalie situation is deep, forcing management to make difficult decisions. Will Buffalo trade a netminder to address their needs, or hang onto their goalies as insurance policies in case one or more goalies get hurt?

Miles Wood scored twice, with his second goal coming 2:53 into overtime, to rally the Columbus Blue Jackets to a 4-3 win over the Buffalo Sabres

Seeing Rosen putting up offensive numbers like these early on is certainly encouraging. If the young forward keeps having this kind of success, one has to wonder if it could lead to him getting a call-up to the Sabres' roster soon. Time will tell what happens on that front, but it is very clear that the promising prospect is feeling it right now.