Quinn's Hat Trick Sparks Sabres' Win Streak

For the NHL, it's March 11th, here's what's happening.

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Buffalo Sabers forward, Jack Quinn snapped a month-long gold drought with his first National

hockey league hat trick.

The 24-year-old from Ottawa scored three goals and added one assist and a 6-3 win over

the San Jose Sharks on March 11th.

That victory marked the Sabers eight straight win.

Before this game, Quinn had just two points since the league returned from the Olympic

break.

Despite the team's hot streak, his offense had been quiet.

Last night changed everything as he finally broke through.

Fans and teammates lit up after Quinn's big night at Keybank Center.

His performance helped solidify Buffalo's surge and put them in first place in the Atlantic

Division.

It felt like a turning point for the young winger.

Quinn wasted no time, scoring first at four minutes and twelve seconds into the opening

period on a sharp wrist shot.

His second came just 42 seconds into the third on a slot pass while falling.

He sealed the hat trick with an empty net goal late.

With eight wins in a row, the Sabers keep rolling and Quinn's breakout adds real firepower.

If he builds on this, Buffalo's attack looks even stronger heading forward.

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