The Buffalo Sabres and the Philadelphia Flyers Battle in a Crucial game Seven

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The Buffalo Sabres and the Philadelphia Flyers Battle in a Crucial game Seven

Nothing is more exciting than a game seven in the NHL and the Buffalo Sabres and the Philadelphia Flyers will be sure to put on a show.

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Buffalo wanted Mike Richards suspended by the NHL for plowing center Tim Connolly head first into the boards. Connolly, who has a scary history of head injuries, left the game and will not play Game 7 on Tuesday night in Philadelphia.

Richards was penalized for boarding. He was also whistled for a 5-minute major for elbowing Patrick Kaleta late in the second period of Game 4. That’s two vicious hits too many for Buffalo. Just ask goalie Ryan Miller, who called Richards “reckless.”

Richards, of course, isn’t disputing it was a hard hit. He’s just glad he has the opportunity to play, and help the defending Eastern Conference champions advance to Round 2.

While he contended earlier in the series the Sabres got away with “murder” on the ice, Richards wasn’t interested in another heated exchange of words.On the Buffalo side, it’s exit Connolly, enter Derek Roy.

The Sabres should have Roy in the lineup for the first time since Dec. 23. The team’s leading scorer when he suffered a torn quadriceps in December, he had been ruled out of the first round. But he’ll be pressed into service with Connolly injured.

Sabres coach Lindy Ruff teased on Monday that Roy might not be ready to play. But Roy insisted he’ll be in the lineup. The Sabres didn’t miss him. Buffalo responded by going 29-11-6 in its final 46 games to clinch a playoff spot in its second-to-last game of the season.

And while he’s glad to be back, certainly, Roy isn’t sure how much he can push himself in a frantic Game 7.

The Flyers faced a familiar situation in Game 6 when injured defenseman Chris Pronger returned for the first time after a 21-game absence following surgery on his broken right hand.Pronger didn’t get his first shift until 10:05 into the game with the Sabres ahead 2-0. He finished with 4:33 of ice time and was limited solely to the power play. Pronger expects to see a minutes bump Tuesday.

With the winner advancing and the loser going home, this game will be one of the best to watch all year long. The Buffalo Sabres pull the upset and get the exciting win.

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