Funny how people look at this but not how five of the six loses following the ten wins against the best teams were by one goal. All of them.
One-goal games can be quite evenly-matched, but they can also be misleading as one team will dominate the other, without being able to score more goals despite much superior on-ice play, so losing by a single goal, taken without the context of advanced metrics and the very important eye-test, are inherently not a good way to gauge success.
The fact that you've lost all those games by 1 goal
could mean that the Sabres battled during all of those games and only lost because of luck, it
could also mean that they were absolutely outmatched in every single one of those games and were lucky to only lose by 1 each time.
As for OT wins right now, with the arrival of 3-on-3 and the shootout, they are essentially coin-flips at this time and as much a testament to luck as anything else in this game.
Anyways, right now the Sabres are playing pretty poorly after their really good streak of ten victories, the team still has playoffs hope, but it needs to stop the bleeding now before the Sabres fall into an untenable position in respect to vying for a wildcard spot alongside Montreal, NYI and Carolina.