The Buffalo Sabres have gone 10-0-1 in their past 11 games against the San Jose Sharks and have won five straight games at SAP Center. "It's been fun," Tyler Ennis said after an optional morning skate. "There's been some wild games, games where we've come back from a lot, fluky goals. Some teams you just kind of have a good matchup against and things work out. We've had some good luck against them, played some good games against them and we're looking forward to keeping it going tonight." The Sabres rallied from down 4-1 in the third period to defeat the Sharks 5-4 in a shootout on Feb. 7 at KeyBank Center. Buffalo ended its four-game losing streak with a 5-3 victory against the Columbus Blue Jackets on Saturday. "When we go down, we all know we can piece together a comeback," Jack Eichel said. "We never think that we're out of a game, which is a good thing. We've been on the positive side of a few comebacks and on the negative side of it. We just want to come out and play a more consistent 60 minutes." Goaltender Robin Lehner will make his 49th start of the season. He replaced Anders Nilsson after the first period on Saturday didn't allow a goal on 24 shots. The Sabres, who have the NHL's top power play entering play Tuesday, have scored eight goals in 22 chances with the man advantage over their past six games.
