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He isn’t according to the article. They are looking to get younger. Their biggest issue is how to keep Quinn in town if he wants to go East and play with his brothers.

Yeah, you’ll keep pushing some random Moosehead player on everyone the whole time.

Ok

Do you keep reading this as one Canadian guy that wants to trade vets?

Blowing my mind right now

I'm in the Vancouver market and you're wrong. They risk having him demand a trade if the season keeps sliding away for them. He said as much in the offseason, and Canucks fans see the writing on the wall. If a team can afford the price, he's available.

I'm talking about the next few games, not the entire season.

Highly doubt Hughes is on the block.

Quibbling can sometimes be fatiguing when not in the mood to duel. 🙂

Can you PLEASE get rid of that apostrophe? It's killing me.

Yes it is! This is Sabrespace! 😉

Agreed.

We disagree on each other’s characterization of him and his role. That’s okay. Not worth quibbling over.

I stand corrected. My main point is that Norris was brought in to be a top two line center. And also related to that point is that if he plays up to that level, his salary would not be considered out of bounds.

Yes, and to be fair I don't see Lindy taking Tage out of the center position as long as that line is producing.

Every squirrel finds a nut

Pretty sure they won’t win the division, but they will make the playoffs. Oh, and ***** Terry Pegula.

Ryan Rucinski, idk much about him but he's doing stuff in the ushl.

Josh Norris has a history of numerous injuries, most notably a recurring left shoulder issue that required three surgeries and caused him to miss significant time over the last few seasons. He has also experienced other upper-body injuries, including an oblique injury that ended his 2024-25 season. More recently, he is sidelined with a new upper-body injury that started the 2025-26 season, which has already caused him to miss multiple games. Shoulder injuries Recurring issue: Has dealt with a chronic left shoulder injury since playing for the University of Michigan and at the World Junior Championship. Surgeries: Has undergone three surgeries to correct the shoulder issue. Time missed: He missed substantial portions of the 2021-22 and 2022-23 seasons due to the shoulder injury, which included a mid-season surgery and end-of-season procedure. Other injuries Oblique injury: Suffered an oblique injury in March 2025 that sidelined him for the remainder of the 2024-25 season. 2025-26 season: Started the 2025-26 season with another upper-body injury that is expected to keep him out for a significant amount of time. Other issues: Has also been listed as having other upper-body injuries, day-to-day injuries, and a COVID-19 related absence in the past.

I'll take that bet. $1 gentleman's bet. I'll Venmo you if they do!

Was he injured from taking the face off, or was he injured prior to the face off and didn’t realize the severity until taking the face off?

The unexpected part seems like part of the problem. He got injured taking a face off. Will they put him back at the dot for draws? He’s missed a lot of time in his career going back to college. I don’t fault any player for getting injured in any sport. It seems like some of them are physically not suited for the grind - through no fault of their own. Fingers crossed for him and Sabres fans that he can stay healthy.

Maybe he plays the next 300 games straight, who knows?

Right. The Bills are winning the division. Book it.