“Two Points Is All That Matters” | Ryan McLeod After Win Over New York Rangers | Buffalo Sabres


Buffalo Sabres forward Ryan McLeod spoke to the media after a 5-3 win over the New York Rangers on April 8, 2026. McLeod talked about the goal he scored and how he was able to break out of a slump he was in. He also talked about how big of a win this was for the team and how they were able to come back against the Rangers to secure the win. McLeod talked about the penalty kill and why New York had so much success.

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