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Marv is like 100 years old. There’s no way he would hold up.

God bless the baby Jesus for this turn of events.

That’s not their current one?

This is definitely the wrong topic for this to be in. Around the NHL is literally anything else but the Sabres that doesn’t deserve its own topic.

And how many games do you think this would have lasted?

I deleted my comment. I thought you were being sarcastic. My mistake.

They did win those three games. But now that he’s been waived, things are be looking up. 😒

Bagging on the 7th defenseman who has played three games this year. 🙄

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Six years is about the shelflife of any coach.

Why would that be roughing? He got hit in the chest.

Two years ago I was super down on his offensive game. He had a beer league shot that hit the keeper in the middle of a chest every time. It was comical. I thought he turned the corner last year, but maybe that really was an outlier.

A Peyton Krebs goal?

What does this mean?

It makes you that excited?

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I was thinking of the Brian Gionta years. Not that I’m singling him out, but that’s the era where I think we were a very low skilled hockey team.

Not really. My comment was that there were several times when we had possession of the puck and all we needed to do was make a Calm play and fail to do so. I think it was Samuelson that tried to ring the puck all the way around on the glass that was easily gloved down at the point. Tage had the puck easily on his stick and he tried to make it off the boards and it was stopped. I think JJ tried to do the exact same thing. None of these plays required pressure or long sticks. We already had the puck and we weren’t under any pressure.

It’s certainly much better than in the past where the “Sabres try to clear but it’s kept in the zone” was an in-game go to phrase. However, there were some really noticeable times when the puck needed to get out of the zone and a spectacular play was not needed. Just an average run of the mill one and they spit the bit.

It doesn’t feel like we’re talking about the same thing.

The one weak spot in an unexpectedly joyous evening, was the amount of panic we had in our defensive zone in the third period. So many guys had complete control of the puck and then decided to ring it around the boards on the glass or failed to get out of his own like Tage did the one time and there was one prior to that too by JJ I think. Those pucks need to get out.

It’s hard to say Comrie has not imploded. If he was ever deploded in the first place.