In a crucial game for the Buffalo Sabres, Jack Quinn played a pivotal role in ensuring his team remained in contention. With the Sabres trailing 3-2 against the Stars and 15:07 left in regulation, Quinn was called for tripping, adding pressure as the team sought at least one point to avoid elimination. Despite this setback, Quinn later showcased his skill by scoring a goal with 10:14 to go, bringing the score to 3-1 in favor of the Sabres. His goal came after a notable play where he executed a toe drag and beat the opposing goalie, Charlie Lindgren, with a shot from the slot, aided by a screen from Clifton. This performance was highlighted during a game where the Sabres, with 11:38 left in regulation, needed to capitalize on their opportunities, including power plays, to maintain their playoff hopes.
Quinn takes the puck to the middle and shoots. 3-1 Sabres with 10:14 to go.
Quinn toe drag goal on 3-on-2 rush makes it 3-1 Sabres at 9:46 of third.
Jack Quinn moves from right wing into the slot, pulls it back and beats Charlie Lindgren 9:54 into the third period. Sabres up 3-1.
Jack Quinn with a mighty toe drag and burns Lindgren for No. 8. And yet again, where is this team if that guy played more than 25 games this year? #Sabres up 3-1 with 10:14 left. #Caps in trouble.
Jack Quinn after a little toe drag to get into position in the slot buries one past Lindgren with help from a Clifton screen 3-1 Sabres
Sabres head to the power play again with 11:38 left in regulation and the Stars leading 3-2. Buffalo had one shot on goal during its last man-advantage opportunity tonight.
Jack Quinn is called for tripping with 15:07 left in regulation as the Sabres trail 3-2. They need at least a point tonight to stave off elimination.