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Archives for May 31, 2006

Staying alive

'"There's no secret, you are going to need good goaltending," Sabres coach Lindy Ruff said. "We needed [Miller] to play a strong game. He did."' … [Read more...] about Staying alive

Buffalo News | May 31, 2006

Dumont savors taste of redemption

'With the questions turning from what was wrong to how he did things right, Dumont decided to pass along the praise. "Everyone deserves the attention for a win like that," Dumont said.' … [Read more...] about Dumont savors taste of redemption

Buffalo News | May 31, 2006

Team of survivors is still on the island

'"We're a wounded animal right now, that's for sure, with the guys that are out," defenseman Jay McKee said. "When an animal is wounded, that's when they give everything they have and fight back. That's all we're asking for from every guy in this room. Leave everything on the ice. We're getting that. Everybody's efforts are rubbing off on each other."' … [Read more...] about Team of survivors is still on the island

Buffalo News | May 31, 2006

Briere needs no guarantee to get job done

'"There's a special bond right now in our dressing room," said Briere, who also assisted on J.P. Dumont's first-period tally. "We've gone through a lot this year and we've gone through a lot in the playoffs. We like doing it for each other. We have the same guys in this dressing room who were here in training camp. Nobody from the outside came in."' … [Read more...] about Briere needs no guarantee to get job done

Buffalo News | May 31, 2006

Goalie stood tall for 'Canes

'The Sabres couldn't have put more heat on the kid if they had pulled out a blowtorch. They had 14 shots in the period. The pressure was relentless. And yet Ward was unflappable, standing firm before and after J.P. Dumont converted from atop the crease at 4:56. "They had most of the play in the first period and it could have been way worse than 1-0," said 'Canes captain Rod … [Read more...] about Goalie stood tall for ‘Canes

Buffalo News | May 31, 2006

Weight says Pominville fooled officials on penalty

'"The hardest job in the league is to try to tell if a guy's throwing himself into the glass," Weight said after the 2-1 loss. "I see him turning, he knows I'm coming, and right when I'm getting there full speed - I got my body committed - he spins the other way. It's a disappointing call to me in overtime, but it's worse being in the box when the puck goes in the net and it's … [Read more...] about Weight says Pominville fooled officials on penalty

Buffalo News | May 31, 2006

C'mon Grier, sneer for the camera

'He doesn't fight and he doesn't threaten. In his first two years, opponents frequently challenged his courage, but then it tailed off. Mike Grier doesn't drop the gloves and no one asks him to. He goes about his business of hard checking, tough fore checking, intelligent back checking and digging out pucks for the skilled scorers on his line, Chris Drury … [Read more...] about C'mon Grier, sneer for the camera

NHL.com | May 31, 2006

Sabres notes

'Sabres forward Tim Connolly, who has been out since Game 2 of the Eastern Conference semifinals, declined an interview request before Tuesday's game. The Sabres have not specifically discussed Connolly's injury. He is believed to have suffered a concussion from a hit by Ottawa's Peter Schaefer and has missed the past nine games.' … [Read more...] about Sabres notes

Erie Times News | May 31, 2006

It's winner take all

'Pominville drew a boarding penalty against Carolina's Doug Weight, the fourth penalty Pominville forced in the game.' … [Read more...] about It's winner take all

Erie Times News | May 31, 2006

Bowman thinks Buffalo has figured out new NHL

'"When you have a young team like they have, it's nice to have this kind of success," Bowman said. "But it works the other way, too. The more success you have, the less maneuverability you have to sign players. But I think (the Sabres) are in good shape right now. They've done a good job of figuring out how to make this work under the new rules."' … [Read more...] about Bowman thinks Buffalo has figured out new NHL

Erie Times News | May 31, 2006

Numminen provides Buffalo with short, spectacular boost

'As it turns out, 4 minutes, 13 seconds of Teppo might have been exactly the sort of lift the Sabres have been saying they don't need.' … [Read more...] about Numminen provides Buffalo with short, spectacular boost

Erie Times News | May 31, 2006

Sabres in seventh heaven

'The power-play came after Weight had bowled over Jason Pominville from behind and into the boards in the Sabres zone, an obvious boarding minor. "It was a pretty cheap shot," Ruff said. "I mean, he's defenseless."' … [Read more...] about Sabres in seventh heaven

Rochester D&C | May 31, 2006

Defense digs deep in hard-fought battle

'Once veteran Teppo Numminen aggravated his hip flexor muscle injury and didn't play after the first period, it became a very long night for the Buffalo defense. Numminen's exit left the Sabres with just five backliners -- McKee, Campbell, Lydman, Rochester Amerk Doug Janik and Irondequoit's Rory Fitzpatrick for the final 44-plus minutes.' … [Read more...] about Defense digs deep in hard-fought battle

Rochester D&C | May 31, 2006

Just another big test passed for gritty Sabres

'These inspirational young Sabres had faced every challenge this season -- mountains of injuries, losing streaks, the growing pains of inexperience -- and met them. They can now add playoff elimination to the list.' … [Read more...] about Just another big test passed for gritty Sabres

Rochester D&C | May 31, 2006

Scrappy Sabres send it to Game 7

'“We’re not going to sit there and say we’re done. We kept pushing and somebody had to be a hero again,” Brian Campbell said. “It was probably not going to be the same guy, it seems like it’s always different for this hockey team. It’s just a will to win for this team."' … [Read more...] about Scrappy Sabres send it to Game 7

Niagara Gazette | May 31, 2006
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