‘”To finally win one, at least you can feel good going into the break. This would be a really tough break if you walk into the break with even a shootout loss, but this picks your spirits up. It creates hope. You heard it. It’s the first time in a while the guys have really felt good.”‘
Archives for January 25, 2012
Fans’ fury deserves an answer
‘Reaction to the column was interesting if not entertaining, and it sparked arguments among several readers.’
Another concussion sidelines Hecht
‘”He’s not good,” Sabres coach Lindy Ruff said after the game. “He’s got concussion symptoms. Wasn’t feeling bad [Monday]. He took a hit from [T.J.] Oshie in St. Louis, kind of an elbow — and came off [Tuesday] and he was a mess. He couldn’t focus. Emotionally, he was really unstable. He’s in a tough place right now. We’re worried. … To come off and be the way he was tells you that there’s something wrong.”‘
No way top-paid Sabres finish worst in NHL
‘”As poorly as the Sabres have been playing, they’ll surely finish ahead of at least Columbus and Edmonton.”‘
Wednesday’s New Jersey Coverage
Devils fall in shootout, lose 2-1 to Sabres (New York Post)
Devils stumble into All-Star break with loss to Buffalo Sabres (Newark Star Ledger)
Devils’ Martin Brodeur after loss to Sabres: ‘We’re not an elite team’ (Newark Star Ledger)
Devils’ Adam Henrique won’t blame mini-slump on sore groin (Newark Star Ledger)
Devils head to break with a shootout heartbreak (Bergen Record)
Photo gallery (NewJerseyDevils.com)
Photo gallery (Sabres.com)
Photo gallery (AP)
Photo gallery (WIVB-TV)
Sabres snap 12-game road skid
‘Jason Pominvile and Nathan Gerbe scored in a shootout and Ryan Miller made 27 saves as the Buffalo Sabres snapped a 12-game losing streak on the road with a 2-1 victory over the New Jersey Devils on Tuesday night.’
Buffalo 2, New Jersey 1 (SO)
‘Nathan Gerbe’s goal in the fourth round of the shootout gave the Buffalo Sabres a rare road win in a 2-1 decision over the New Jersey Devils.’
Sabres beat Devils 2-1 in shootout
‘Outside of the early chances, neither team had many opportunities to score and the Sabres and Devils went to a shootout.’
Dear Mr. Pegula
‘Goal scoring, playmaking, toughness, heart, leadership and character. There are a number of areas in which your team is lacking.’
What Am I Supposed To Do Now?
‘You could hope they keep losing because they would have to make a move then, right?’