Stanley and Ruff aren't worried about what Marco Sturm says
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Key Points:
- Boston Bruins coach Marco Sturm emphasized his team's physicality and size advantage over the Buffalo Sabres ahead of their playoff series, signaling an aggressive approach.
- Sabres defenseman Logan Stanley acknowledged the Bruins' strengths but expressed confidence in Buffalo's physicality and team unity, stating they will play their own game.
- Sabres coach Lindy Ruff highlighted his team's growth in physical play and resilience, referencing past challenges and a recent victory over Tampa Bay as evidence.
- Buffalo players, including Stanley, noted the team's faster pace compared to Stanley's former Winnipeg Jets team, and Ruff indicated that Noah Ostlund is progressing in practice and could be a potential game-time decision.
- Goaltender Alex Lyon is fully recovered and ready to play, while Colten Ellis, though absent from practice, is expected to be available for the series.
