BUFFALO, N.Y. — An imperfect, occasionally sloppy showing by the Wild was enough to get by the lowly Flyers and put the team's struggles on ice for at least a game.
And the same setup didn't work against the equally woeful Sabres, who turned the tables on the Wild with a 5-4 comeback Friday at KeyBank Center to hand the Wild its seventh loss over its past nine games.
Buffalo's Jeff Skinner scored the tying goal and then the go-ahead tally in a 4-minute, 20-second span in the third period, flipping a one-goal deficit into a one-goal lead for the Sabres.