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Yes, I like Doan. I like how he plays. He is the kind of player you should have been building around all along. I feel for him because in time he will lose his love for hockey. The Sabres organization does not understand how you build a culture. It is simple as that. Two things to consider. Heard Hamilton today pointing out in their entire history they have only hired an experienced GM (experienced as a GM) twice. Scotty Bowman and Punch Imlach. Two eras in which we had a good hockey team. The eras that made me into a Sabres fan. Very telling. The second you won't like because I heard it said at the Bruins post game presser. Quote from Sturm that says everything "that's what good teams do. They don't complain. They just go out and work." Have you not noticed how much complaining Ruff does? How Sabres players constantly look to refs for calls. Everyone complaining and looking for someone else to fix the problem. Good teams just get out there and WORK. Pegula does not understand any of this.
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Well you shouldn't have dealt me 2 5's, a 4 and a 6..........and then I cut for another 6 so I'm feeling ok 😉
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Because I do not think Pegula will sell the team and thus I do not think the core philosophy will change and I do not think the organization will change at all. It's possible they go a little up or down and some people get shuffled around but I have no hope that things will ever improve. Don't get me wrong, I WANT them to improve, but I'm also a realist.
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As of today, JJ Peterka is 12-11-23 in 31 games, 4th in points on the Mammoth. Josh Doan is 10-22-22 in 30 games, 4th in points on the Sabres.
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100% Add this to his, already, waaaaay too long a list of deficiencies that, in summation, equates to an individual who is as close to me hating, without 1) actually meeting them and 2) them having no direct impact on my life, other than their perpetually $hitting on one of my preferred forms of entertainment. Seriously, I FU#K!NG LOVE the Sabres, and it's his mistreatment of this team, be it intentional or not, and the subsequent denaturing of this once proud and entertaining franchise, which has produced these toxic feelings within Life can be tough enough, sports entertainment is supposed to be a temporary escape from those life-stressors. Who is getting ANY enjoyment from witnessing Adams' "opus"??? I suppose tragedies are a form of entertainment, for some? What's worse is he isn't showing any sign(s) that he's ever going to actually figure out what it is that this team really needs, nor does it seem that IF (and it's a big if) he did somehow did "figure it out" he would know HOW to pull off what needs to be pulled off in order to drag this pathetic franchise out of the ashes of irrelevance??? However long he's had to right this ship has been, logically/traditionally waaaaay too long, and his continued tenure is nothing more than an additional layer of frustration Realizing this leads to me asking myself, "WHY TF do I even bother wasting my time watching this f#ck show?" Love & loyalty, and they are a real bit*h during the lean times. My rational side screams "run away from this mess!!!" But love and loyalty don't always see, eye to eye with logic... So, here we are; the witnesses to a sunk ship that we all share deck space upon!!! 😃 This drought era has been something else, for sure 😬 Even IF unca Terry actually spares us any further indignation from his enormous mistake of hiring/retaining GM Adams, do any of you have any belief that his next hire will produce better results? His previous examples don't provide much confidence IMO The last best years were the Drury-led ones, and that really does feel like a whole other lifetime ago....
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GDT- Buffalo Sabres @ Edmonton Oilers, December 9th,2025/ 9pm ESPN-WGR
JohnC replied to Shoot da Puck's topic in The Aud Club
I have no problem with challenging goals due to offside. If the challenging team is wrong, they then get penalized. If the challenge is upheld, then the goal shouldn't count. -
What bothers me about the offside is how many times the linesmen are letting it go now there is video review. The close ones I understand but some of the reversals are too easy. They would rather the play go on then be wrong the other way. In general I don't have a problem with offside challenges. There is very little interpretation other than a player fumbling a puck over the line.
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He's a terrible speaker and would likely say something that would come off the wrong way, which is why some people want him to speak. So they can embarrass him further. He doesn't have to sell the team, just leave management to someone skilled and get out of the way. But also spend enough money to do it right.
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Not a press conference. He could go into the friendly confines of Dufferland and Biron sur la mer.
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This team is a league wide joke. Pegula need to make changes, major changes, or sell the team.
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You don't need Terry Pegula to have a press conference. You need him to take meaningful actions to change the middling course of this franchise. According to Paul Hamilton on WGR, the hiring and retaining KA as the GM is and was an inexplicable mistake. In the first segment of this link, Paul Hamilton talks about the necessity of the owner to fire the GM, sooner rather than later. And Paul H. talks about how the Sabres are considered as a joke franchise by the rest of the league. The problem with this perplexing owner is not his not talking as it is his not acting when it is required. https://www.audacy.com/podcast/the-jeremy-joe-show-9b4b9/episodes/hour-2-owen-and-paul-on-the-sabres-ot-win-and-sal-on-the-bills-heading-into-week-15-c27d4
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I understand the frustration, but I don't think it's a "PR faux pas" not to put Terry in front of a microphone and have him explain himself. I think it's been quietly determined that it would be a "PR debacle" if Terry were to speak freely and publicly about what he's thinking with the Sabres (or Bills, for that matter). I'll add here: I have it on first-hand authority that Terry will, in fact, talk at length about what's going on with the Bills and Sabres. That's quite a funny story. I'm not sure I have shared it here (and, if not, whether I can/should).
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I dont understand what Pegula having press conferences accomplishes. Lazy complaint
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I started watching it yesterday, I only got a few minutes into it. The other guys asked Rob Ray about some players (Dahlin, Power, I think Benson, and others) and Rob had nothing but good things to say about them. When any individual person was brought up, whether the players or coach, I got the impression Ray basically said everyone was great (individually)
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"Terry's words really got into corners, kept pressure on my D and looked to finish around the net. Because I'm so slow and took many hits to the face, he needed to simplify his game. Really strong effort even if the results weren't there."
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Could be a guy ready to come in next year. Find another teams Rosen.
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Doan wasn’t an Utah regular last year. He spent most of his time in Utica and played 11 games for Utah. But, here he is. Now permanently on our roster. This is the type a player. A guy ready to contribute within 12 months.
