Time, TV, notes for April 26, 2026

The Bruins have taken leads in all three video games and letting them slip within the ultimate body in each of their losses.

“Just move on. Go to the next game, start thinking about that,” left wing Tanner Jeannot mentioned. “We will see what we need to do, what we need to change, and continue building our game. It’s a long series, and we’re not giving up, that’s for sure. We are going to be fighting for the home crowd again.”

First-year coach Marco Sturm is predicted to have a unique lineup popping out of the additional remaining day. James Hagens, the Bruins’ 2025 first-round draft choose who made his NHL debut on April 12, is probably going to attract out in favor of Lukas Reichel.

Hagens, who performed in simply two regular-season video games after being recalled from AHL affiliate Providence, has teamed up with Fraser Minten and Marat Khusnutdinov on what Sturm has dubbed the “kid line.”

“Consistency is the hardest part for those young kids, it really is,” Sturm mentioned. “You need the experience and you need those games to go through it. And that’s where we’re at right now. Can they stay consistent? Yeah, there was a little drop [in Game 3]. “It’s hard in the playoffs.”

Here’s the preview.

When: Sunday, 2 p.m.

Where: TD Garden, Boston

TV: HBO Max, NESN, TNT, truTV. Radio: WBZ-FM 98.5.

Line: Boston -110. O/U: 6.0.

SABERS

Season record: 52-24-9. vs. spread: 49-36. Over/under: 39-42, 4 pushes

Last 10 games: 6-3-1. vs. spread: 6-4. Over/under: 4-5, 1 push

BRUINS

Season record: 46-29-10. vs. spread: 56-29. Over/under: 44-39, 2 pushes

Last 10 games: 3-5-2. vs. spread: 7-3. Over/under: 2-7, 1 push

TEAM STATISTICS

Goals scored: Buffalo 283, Boston 268

Goals allowed: Buffalo 240, Boston 247

Power play: Buffalo 19.5%, Boston 23.4%

Penalty minutes: Buffalo 797, Boston 978

Penalty kill: Buffalo 81.9%, Boston 76.9%

Faceoffs won: Buffalo 45.9%, Boston 53.1%

Stat of the day: Tanner Jeannot scored his first career playoff goal in Game 3.

Notes: If the Sabers prevail, they would have a chance to finish the series on home ice. Game 5 is Tuesday in Buffalo. … Alex Lyon provided steady goaltending in his first start of the series, stopping 24 of the 25 shots he faced. He also denied Viktor Arvidsson’s penalty shot in the second period. “We came [into Game 3] with a great mindset and you could feel it in the room, that we were just going to send it for 60 minutes and kind of that’s all you can do, you know?” Lyon said. “The team gave me confidence, and we played desperately, so it was good.”

Cam Kerry could be reached at cam.kerry@globe.com.