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Josh Norris ends a six-game drought as the Sabres beat Columbus 5-2

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If you missed it, the Sabres beat the Columbus Blue Jackets 5-2 Friday night at KeyBank Center. Josh Norris scored twice to end a six-game goals drought, and Owen Power had three assists.

The Sabres won at home Friday night

  • Columbus Blue Jackets2
    Buffalo Sabres5
    FinalNorris ended a six-game goals drought with two goals.

Source: CBS Sports

Jack Quinn opened the scoring at 6:50 of the first period with his ninth goal of the season. Norris made it 4-1 at 9:46 of the second, and Josh Doan's goal pinballed in off his body 1:07 later for 5-1. Rasmus Dahlin also scored, and Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen made 24 saves.

The Sabres outshot Columbus 37-26

Source: Die by the Blade

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Sabres37
Blue Jackets26
  • Sabres: won four of their last five games
  • Columbus: Sean Monahan left with a lower-body injury
  • Blue Jackets: have lost three straight road games
  • Next: Sabres host Vegas on Sunday

Sources: CBS Sports, Buffalo News, Die by the Blade

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