After blowing out the Senators on Tuesday, I was fully expecting the Sabres to lay an egg in Manhattan on Thursday.  Instead, they scored on the first shift of the game and didn't look back.  The Sabres won 6-1, with all twelve forwards getting at least one point in the game, just the second time that's happened in team history.  Besides the top line continuing to dominate, the big story here is Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen.  UPL saved 25 of 26 shots on Thursday, with the lone goal a completely fluky deflection that looped over him.  Based on expected goals metrics, this was a second monster game in a row for Luukkonen, with the Detroit game before that also a solid performance.  He's getting back to the goalie that he was last season, which makes him a solid #2 in fantasy.  The upside is there for a bottom end #1 because UPL is the clear #1 with Levi the backup.  In fact, if Anaheim waives Reimer when Gibson comes back shortly, I would not be surprised in the slightest if the Sabres claim Reimer back and send Levi down I-90 to Rochester.  Let's take a look at what else happened the last two nights: