Sabres record a franchise-low 10 shots in blowout loss to Maple Leafs

The Buffalo Sabres broke a franchise record in their 4-0 shutout loss to the Toronto Maple Leafs on Tuesday night. It wasn't a positive record. With only 10

The Buffalo Sabres broke a franchise record in their 4-0 shutout loss to the Toronto Maple Leafs on Tuesday night. It wasn't a positive record.

With only 10 shots on goal in their 4-0 loss, the Sabres recorded their fewest shots ever in franchise history. This marked the forth shutout loss of the season (already!) for Buffalo, and the team is not hiding their disgust when their game play. Both right wing Drew Stafford and defenseman Tyler Myers called their performance against the Leafs “an embarrassing effort” in postgame interviews. 

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"Something's got to change," Myers said in postgame interviews. "This is probably the worst we've had it."

Coach Ted Nolan -- who once said that the Sabres played like a “pee wee team” -- also ripped the players for Tuesday’s loss. 

The Sabres have recorded two wins to start the season -- at this point last year, they only had one -- but appear to be a team destined for the cellar this year. 

-- Anna Gallegos