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BUFFALO, N.Y. -- Matt DAgostinis first goal of the season
kept the Buffalo Sabres on a roll at home. DAgostinis
rebound goal at 11:49 of the third period lifted the
Sabres to their fifth straight home win, a 2-1 victory
over the New Jersey Devils on Saturday night. "Were never
going for pretty," DAgostini said. Linus Omark found
Steve Ott to the right of Devils goaltender Cory
Schneider. Otts shot rebounded into the crease and
DAgostini poked it into the net. "We kinda talked about
getting inside on them a little more," DAgostini said.
"Myself, Ive been skating good and getting shots but
mostly from the outside. Getting inside and getting to
the net is where you get most goals in this league." Matt
Moulson also scored a power-play goal and Ryan Miller
made 21 saves for the Sabres. Michael Ryder scored his
13th goal of the season for New Jersey, which has lost
back-to-back games in regulation. Buffalos struggling
power play broke out of its slump. They entered the game
with just one goal in their past 22 power plays and had
gone three games without converting with the man
advantage. "It was a good feeling to get a couple on the
power play tonight and it was just a matter of taking the
puck to the net," defenceman Tyler Myers said. "Both
goals we had a guy take the puck in and we had guys
crashing and banging away. Thats what we have to do if we
want to score." The Devils took two penalties in three
minutes late in the second period. New Jersey forced a
turnover and had two players alone on Miller during the
first penalty, but Miller stopped Adam Henriques shot. "I
want to be there to make a difference," Miller said. "If
I had to come up with a few saves here and there, and
thats one of them, I was happy to make it." The save
injected some energy into the home crowd, as well as the
Sabres. "The guys definitely feel the energy," Miller
said. "Its important to hear that the crowds behind you
and thats definitely one of those instances." Buffalo
scored on the next opportunity. With 31 seconds left in
the second period, Moulson shot a rebound past Schneider
for his 14th goal of the season. "We need to keep doing
that," Moulson said. "Get pucks to the net, get guys
driving to the net and get those dirty goals." It was
Buffalos first regulation goal against New Jersey in more
than 135 minutes of play going back to April 7, 2013. The
Sabres took a too many men penalty 6:03 into the third
period and Myers was penalized two minutes for an illegal
hit to the head of Dainius Zubrus less than a minute
later. "I wondered why that wasnt a five-minute major but
I didnt get an explanation for that," Devils coach Peter
DeBoer said. New Jersey had a 5-on-3 advantage and tied
the game at the 7:46 mark when Ryder shot a loose puck
over Millers shoulder. The Devils have scored a power-
play goal in consecutive games after going without one
for four games. With 10:03 gone in the third, Zubrus
shoved Myers into the Sabres goal post and was called for
interference. "You cant retaliate," DeBoer said. "He
knows that. I think its too easy a target to pin the loss
on him. I think the loss is pinned on the fact we couldnt
score 5-on-5." On the ensuing power play, DAgostini
backhanded a rebound past Schneider for his first goal in
26 games, dating back to April 18. "Now Im at one,"
DAgostini said. "As long as youre getting the chances,
sooner or later theyll start falling for you. Hopefully
Im on the other side now." Ott and Omark assisted on the
goal, Omarks first point with the team since being
acquired from the Edmonton Oilers on Dec. 19. Buffalo
scored multiple power-play goals for just the second time
this season, dating back to Oct. 8 against Tampa Bay. The
Sabres got the games first power play when Steve Bernier
interfered with Tyler Ennis in front of the Devils net.
Myers had the best chance of the power play, but
Schneider made the save with his blocker. Eight minutes
into the second period, Brian Flynn was one-on-one with
Schneider off a pass from Omark, but the Devils
goaltender kicked away his backhand shot. Miller has won
his past six home games, allowing just eight goals. The
teams combined for just 11 shots on goal in the first
period, with seven going to the Devils. NOTES: Devils LW
Patrik Elias missed his second consecutive game with an
upper body injury sustained Tuesday against Pittsburgh.
... Buffalo C Zenon Konopka played his first game for the
club since being claimed off waivers from Minnesota on
Friday. ... Devils assistant coach Mike Foligno is a
former Sabre and father of Buffalo LW Marcus Foligno.
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to bring black people to games. FLORHAM PARK, N.J. -- Add
yet another chapter to the long-running saga that is the
New York Jets-New England Patriots rivalry. But, heres a
new twist: Rex Ryan actually defended Bill Belichick.
Wait. Say what? Well, it started Thursday when a profile
on Cleveland Browns coach Mike Pettine published on
Sports Illustrateds theMMQB.com site included a
revelation from the former Jets defensive co-ordinator
that suggested New England might have obtained a copy of
New Yorks playbook a few years ago. Pettine said Ryan,
his longtime buddy, once gave Alabama coach Nick Saban a
playbook -- and Pettine warned that Belichick and Saban
are close friends. At the wedding of then-Patriots wide
receiver Wes Welker a few years ago, Tom Brady bragged to
former Jets assistant Mike Smith that New England might
have gotten its hands on one of its rivals playbooks. "It
didnt shock me," Pettine told the site, "because Rex
would give them out like candy anyway." After the Jets
completed their final minicamp practice, Ryan became
agitated at times when asked about the story. The Jets
coach refuted the suggestion that Saban -- who is also
friends with Ryan -- might have given Belichick and the
Patriots a sneak peek. "One thing I know for a fact, No.
1, I think its disrespectful to New England to say, Oh,
they did this," Ryan said. "I can tell you every single
game weve ever had with New England has been decided on
the field. Nobodys had a competitive advantage. Nobodys
had anything else. And thats a fact." The Patriots have
won seven of the 11 games against the Jets since Ryan
became New Yorks coach in 2009. Ryan said in the Jets
losses, Belichicks bunch simply "outperformed us." So,
this is, of course, not quite a scandal such as Spygate.
Then, came the bombshell moment. "To discredit somebody
like Belichick, who is a real coach, studies his butt
off," Ryan said, "is ridiculous." Ryan explained that
every team frequently changes its playbooks, tailoring
plans to specific opponents. Theyre also coded in ways
that would be difficult for opponents to completely
decipher. "To me, I think its ridiculous," Ryan said.
"But I think it sounds like everybody needs to talk to
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confirmed that Saban has a copy of the playboook Ryan
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the Patriots practice. "Talk to Mike Pettine," Belichick
said. "I dont know." In the interview, Pettine used the
anecdote to explain why he doesnt have thick playbooks --
just in case they end up in the wrong hands. Ryan
acknowledged he wasnt sure if Pettine was just displaying
his dry sense of humour, but was clearly irked by the
whole situation. "I dont understand what hes trying to
gain by it," Ryan said. "Thats up to Mike and hes
certainly free to do whatever he chooses." Pettine and
Ryan have been friends for years, dating to their days
together in Baltimore. Pettine was Ryans defensive co-
ordinator in New York before he left to take the same
position in Buffalo in 2012. Cleveland hired Pettine as
its head coach this off-season. Ryan was asked if a
first-year head coach such as Pettine might consider
staying out of the spotlight. "Yeah, he needs to learn to
be quiet," said a smiling Ryan, whose mouth certainly has
gotten him in trouble over the years. "Absolutely." The
Jets coach then continued to lighten the mood, saying the
story was being "a bit overblown" and analyzed his
relationship with Pettine. "Its in a bad spot right now,"
a laughing Ryan said. "Like, really dude? Seriously?"
Ryan later praised Pettine for his work by his side for
so many years and acknowledged that he was proud of him
for becoming a head coach in the NFL. So, will Ryan reach
out to Pettine to smooth things over? "I dont need to,"
Ryan said with a grin. "Im going on vacation." Hmmm.
Picture it: Ryan and Belichick having fun in the sun on
Cape Cod. Now that would be some plot twist. NOTES: The
Jets signed a pair of "camp legs" -- K Andrew Furney and
P Jacob Schum -- and released TE Terrence Miller, putting
their roster at 90 players. ... LB David Harris sat out
with a hamstring issue that isnt serious. Ryan joked that
Harris absence was a result of "the playbook issue." ...
Ryan said hes "pretty optimistic" that RB Chris Johnson
will be ready to participate in training camp next month.
Johnson is coming off off-season knee surgery. Ryan
suggested the Jets could use "pitch counts" for Johnson
to limit his practice days.
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