Buffalo Sabres fans sing 'O, Canada' after anthem singer's microphone fails

10 articles · Updated · Fox News · Apr 29

During Game 5 of the Stanley Cup Playoffs in Buffalo, Cami Clune's microphone malfunctioned before the Sabres faced the Boston Bruins.
Fans filled in by singing the Canadian anthem, maintaining a Sabres tradition of playing both national anthems regardless of the opponent.
The crowd's spirited response preceded a strong Sabres start, with captain Rasmus Dahlin scoring early as Buffalo aimed for its first playoff series win since 2007.

After a unifying anthem and early lead, did the Sabres end their 19-year series-win drought in Game 5?

Beyond proximity, how has the Sabres organization successfully cultivated such a strong cross-border identity with Canadian fans?

How does this viral sportsmanship reflect the unique economic and cultural ties between Buffalo and its Canadian neighbors?

How did new GM Jarmo Kekalainen orchestrate the Sabres' incredible mid-season surge to become the NHL's 'hottest team'?

Did the Bruins' 'nothing-to-lose' mentality spark a comeback after their embarrassing Game 4 defeat?