The Toronto Maple Leafs normally strong power play was blanked despite numerous opportunities as their winning streak came to an end. They should have an easier time capitalizing on chances against the Buffalo Sabres dreadful defence, however. Toronto can claim its longest winning streak against Buffalo in nearly 43 years tonight. The Maple Leafs (9-6-2) missed out on what would have been a season-high fourth straight win Friday, losing 2-1 at home to Pittsburgh. They failed to score five goals for the first time in four games and were shut out on six power plays. Toronto had gone 3 for 4 with the man advantage in Wednesdays 6-1 win over Boston. Its power-play unit entered Friday tied for the leagues fourth-best success rate at 24.1 percent. As a power-play unit we have to be better, captain Dion Phaneuf said. That was an opportunity for us to shift the momentum in the game, and we werent able to capitalize at a key moment. Thats our responsibility. Cody Franson scored Torontos lone goal to extend his career-best point streak to six games. The Maple Leafs are looking to beat the Sabres for a fourth straight meeting for the first time since a five-game winning streak from Nov. 21, 1971-Feb. 19, 1972. They outshot Buffalo 37-10 in a 4-0 home victory on Oct. 28. The Sabres shot total was the leagues lowest in more than six years. Phil Kessel and Tyler Bozak each had a goal and an assist. Kessel has scored in four straight meetings and has 10 assists in his last 11 against Buffalo. The Maple Leafs recalled defenceman Korbinian Holzer on an emergency basis ahead of tonights game. The host Sabres (3-13-2), who own the NHLs fewest points and have scored the leagues fewest goals, have lost a season-worst six straight after Thursdays 6-3 defeat at Minnesota. 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