Buffalo will stay in Canada and travel to Montreal for a game Tuesday night against the Canadiens. Reportedly, team co-owner Terry Pegula may make the trip to connect with the team. Elliotte Friedman of SportsNet made the report,

The Sabres have lost their last 10 games. That’s no small feat. Lindy Ruff’s return behind the bench hasn’t been fruitful, and the 174th change in the team’s front office hasn’t made a significant difference either.

Buffalo Sabres owner Terry Pegula is reportedly heading to Montreal to meet with his struggling team, according to Elliotte Friedman on 32 Thoughts: The Podcast.

Ruff made the playoffs eight times as head coach of the Sabres, including an appearance in the 1998-99 Stanley Cup Final along with three trips to the Eastern Conference Final in 1997-98, 2005-06, and 2006-07. The Sabres finished with a franchise-record 53 wins and 113 points in 2006-07, claiming their only Presidents’ Trophy in team history.

If the Buffalo Sabres haven’t hit rock bottom this season, they’re starting to creep awfully close. After scoring two goals in the first three minutes Sunday against the Toronto Maple Leafs, the Sabres would go on to blow another lead,

Lindy Ruff has been in charge of an NHL bench for more than 1,800 regular-season games. The Buffalo Sabres head coach knows hockey inside and out. He's also never felt the stress and strain of a stretch like this.