Use the following game summary and statistics to create an imaginary sports article about a 1993 NHL game between the Buffalo Sabres and the Los Angeles Kings, in a rematch of a previous encounter where the Sabres went all the way to the shootout rounds and triumphed 6-5 over LA. Strive for authentic, exciting storytelling.

Buffalo Sabres vs. Los Angeles Kings II - Buffalo wins 6-0 (Buffalo led 1-0 after first period and 3-0 after second)
Period 1: Dale Hawerchuk goal (assisted by Donald Audette) (BUF 1-0) (12:12)
Period 2: Randy Wood goal (unassisted) (BUF 2-0) (2:54), Doug Bodger goal (unassisted) (BUF 3-0) (17:04)
Period 3: Gord Donnelly goal (assisted by Wayne Presley and Bob Sweeney) (BUF 4-0) (7:52), Wood goal (no assist) (BUF 5-0) (8:13), Sweeney goal (assisted by Presley and Wood) (BUF 6-0) (10:13)

Three stars of the game:
Grant Fuhr (BUF) - 58 saves of 58 possible (100% success rate)
Randy Wood (BUF) - 2 goals, 1 assist (3 points), 12 shots on goal, zero penalty minutes
Bob Sweeney (BUF) - 1 goal, 1 assist (2 points), 5 shots on goal, zero penalty minutes

Game statistics:
Score - Buffalo 6, Los Angeles 0
Shots - Los Angeles 58, Buffalo 40
Shooting percentage - Buffalo 15%, Los Angeles 0%
Power play - Buffalo 0/4, Los Angeles 0/10
PP minutes - Los Angeles 19:15, Buffalo 11:27
PP shots - Los Angeles 21, Buffalo 8
SH goals - none made by either team
Breakaways - Buffalo 0/2, Los Angeles 0/8
One-timers - Buffalo 1/5, Los Angeles 0/20
Penalty shots - Los Angeles 0/1, Buffalo never took one
Faceoffs won - Buffalo 34, Los Angeles 29
Body checks - Buffalo 56, Los Angeles 55
Penalties - Los Angeles 8/16, Buffalo 10/20
Attack zone - Los Angeles 23:23, Buffalo 17:49
Passing - Buffalo 125/212 (58%), Los Angeles 118/209 (56%)

Penalty summary
Period 1:
D. Bodger (BUF) (cross-check) (1:27)
Y. Khmylev (BUF) (tripping) (4:24)
G. Ledyard (BUF) (charging) (6:49)
G. Ledyard (BUF) (hooking) (16:45)
A. Zhitnik (LA) (roughing) (19:11)
Period 2:
T. Granato (LA) (charging) (0:38)
A. Mogilny (BUF) (cross-check) (5:23)
G. Ledyard (BUF) (cross-check) (7:23)
C. Huddy (LA) (roughing) (11:33)
J. Kurri (LA) (holding) (11:33)
A. Mogilny (BUF) (holding) (12:48)
D. Bodger (BUF) (hooking) (14:52)
P. LaFontaine (BUF) (roughing) (17:08)
Period 3:
A. Zhitnik (LA) (slashing) (0:57)
C. Huddy (LA) (cross-check) (1:01)
M. Donnelly (LA) (roughing) (1:58)
M. Donnelly (LA) (charging) (5:31)
D. Bodger (BUF) (hooking) (15:44)

Here is an article about the prior game, for context:

	In what can only be described as one of the most exhilarating encounters of the NHL season thus far, the Buffalo Sabres staged a remarkable comeback against the Los Angeles Kings, overcoming a two-goal deficit to edge the visitors 6-5 in a captivating shootout victory at the Memorial Auditorium on Saturday night.

	The Kings started the game strong, with the legendary Wayne Gretzky getting the visitors on the board just 23 seconds in. Assisted by Luc Robitaille and Tomas Sandstrom, Gretzky swiftly shifted the momentum toward Los Angeles. Just over three minutes later, Robitaille doubled the lead with an unassisted power-play goal, pushing the Kings up 2-0.

	However, the resilient Sabres refused to be intimidated. Pat LaFontaine, who was nothing short of spectacular, ignited Buffalo's comeback with a short-handed goal at 5:49, with assistance from Petr Svoboda and Doug Bodger. LaFontaine tied the game with another goal, this time unassisted at the 11:42 mark, sending the home crowd into a frenzy.

	The opening period concluded in a dramatic flurry as Tony Granato answered for the Kings, scoring a short-handed goal of his own to put Los Angeles ahead 3-2. More drama awaited in the second period as Jimmy Carson extended the Kings' lead to 4-2 with another power-play strike late in the period.

	However, the Sabres, spurred on by the electric atmosphere, were not finished yet. Dale Hawerchuk’s goal at 2:48 of the third period raised the spirits of the home fans, narrowing the Kings’ lead to 4-3. Yet, Carson restored the two-goal cushion only five minutes later, sending the Kings ahead 5-3.

	Just as the Kings appeared to be cruising to victory, the Sabres sprinted back into contention. Alexander Mogilny scored an unassisted goal to make it 5-4, and with the clock ticking down, Yuri Khmylev scored in the dying seconds of the game, assisted by LaFontaine and Mogilny, to tie it at 5-5 and force overtime.

	The five-minute extra period saw both teams battling fiercely but neither could find the back of the net, leading to a nail-biting shootout that kept the audience on the edge of their seats. Both teams struggled to score, with goaltenders Grant Fuhr for Buffalo and Kelly Hrudey for Los Angeles showcasing their skills, leading to a staggering 15 rounds without a goal.

	Finally, in the 16th round, it was the Sabres’ Alexander Mogilny who broke the deadlock, managing to slip the puck past Hrudey. The pressure then shifted to Tomas Sandstrom, who had the chance to extend the shootout but missed his opportunity, sealing a hard-fought victory for the Sabres.

	Pat LaFontaine was undoubtedly the star of the night, contributing two goals and two assists for a total of four points. He fired an astonishing 12 shots on goal, showcasing his high-impact presence on the ice. Following closely was Jimmy Carson, who delivered a solid performance for the Kings with two goals and a whopping 19 shots. Luc Robitaille rounded out the top performers, contributing a goal and an assist as Los Angeles outshot Buffalo 65-51.

	Despite the Sabres' power play struggles, they continued to display grit and tenacity, with Buffalo registering 69 body checks to establish a physical presence. The victory not only provided the Sabres with a valuable two points in the standings, but it also showcased their capacity for resilience, cementing their reputation as a team that can never be counted out.

	This dramatic contest will be remembered as a showcase of talent, grit, and the unpredictability that makes NHL hockey so thrilling. With this win, the Buffalo Sabres reaffirmed their status as playoff contenders, leaving Sabres fans buzzing with excitement as the team heads further into the season.